Apple Using WaveBurner Logic Pro 7.1 User Manual
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To show the Region Info window, do one of the following:
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Select a region, then choose Region > Region Info.
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Double-click on the desired region.
The General pane of the Region Info window displays the following information:
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Region name. Double-click, and type in a new name to edit.
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Length.
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Gap To Previous Region—the length of the gap between the start of the selected
region and the end of the previous region. Negative values refer to overlapping
regions—in other words, a given region starts before the previous region has ended.
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Trim: Start and End—these two values show the points at which the region begins
(after the start of the audio file) and ends (before the end of the audio file). As long
as the region spans the complete audio file, Trim: Start and End will have values of 0.
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Gain settings for the Left and Right audio channels. Adjust by click-holding on the
arrows on either side of the numerical value, or double-click directly on the value and
type in a new one.
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Region Peak: Position and Level—indicates the position (relative to the start of the
region, not the audio file) and level of the highest audio peak in the region. Any
volume changes made in WaveBurner (using the region’s volume envelope, for
example) are not taken into account.
The Audio File pane of the Region Info window displays the following information
about the region’s source audio file:
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Audio File Format, including; bit depth and ordering, sample rate, and file type
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File Length
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File Size
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Creation and Modification Dates
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Peak Position and Level—indicates the absolute position and level of the highest
audio peak in the audio file.
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Location of the audio file on disk. Use the Show in Finder button to display the file in
the Finder.
The Fades pane of the Region Info window displays the following information about
the fades for the Fade In (top) and Fade Out (bottom) of your region:
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Fade-in and fade-out types, including; No Fade, Free, S-Curve and Concave/Convex
fade curves.
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Set Linear button: Resets the fade curves to linear (straight line). Executed when you
click the OK button to exit the window.
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Fade Length.
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Fade Shape (allows values between +99 and –99).
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Curve points x/y coordinates.