Apple WaveBurner 1.6 - Manual (Page 24)

• Bypass button: Bypasses the output used for playback.
• Mono button: Outputs the audio in mono.
• Gain slider and field: Adjusts the playback output level.
Customizing the Interface
The WaveBurner interface is highly configurable, enabling you to adjust and arrange
onscreen elements to meet your working preferences. All layout changes are saved with
your project.
Handling Windows
You can hide or show various interface elements and windows with toolbar buttons,
menu items, or keyboard shortcuts. Different sections of the interface can be resized, and
the entire lists and Inspector area can be opened as an independent window. All layout
changes are saved with your project.
To hide or show the following windows or elements
Do one of the following:
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The lists and Inspector area can be hidden or shown by clicking the Lists toolbar button,
or by choosing View > (Hide or Show) Lists Area.
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The Mix lane can be hidden or shown by clicking the Mix Lane toolbar button, by choosing
View > (Hide or Show) Mix Lane, or by using the Option-M keyboard shortcut. Use of the
View > Maximum Zoom In (Option–Control–Down Arrow) and Maximum Zoom Out
(Option–Control–Up Arrow) commands will also automatically hide or show the Mix lane,
if open.
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The Monitoring window can be hidden or shown by clicking the Monitoring Window
toolbar button, by choosing Window > (Open or Close) Monitoring Window, or by using
the Command-L keyboard shortcut.
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All plug-in windows can be hidden or shown by choosing Window > (Hide or Show) All
Plug-in Windows, or by using the V keyboard shortcut.
To adjust the relative sizes of each interface section
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Drag the parallel lines shown in the borders of each interface area. Vertical borders can
be dragged horizontally, and horizontal borders can be dragged vertically.
To open and close the lists and Inspector area in a separate window
Do one of the following:
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Choose Window > Open Lists as Separate Window. The Wave View area and Mix lane, if
open, are automatically resized.
24 Chapter 1 Getting to Know WaveBurner’s Interface