Display a Waveform
Spectral Grading displays areas of
the waveform with the highest sample
density in blue shades. The areas of
lowest sample density appear in red
shades.
User displays the waveform in a
customized color that you de
fi
ne by hue,
lightness, and saturation.
Quick Tips
Choose one of the color grading palettes in the
Display>Colors
control window to see different sample densities
represented in different colors.
There are two color palettes, one for Record View and one for WfmDB.
Setting the Reference Colors
Select
Display > Colors...
and then select
one of the following:
Default uses the default system color for
reference waveforms.
Inherit uses the same color for the
reference waveform as the original
waveform.
Setting Math Colors
Select
Display > Colors...
and then select
one of the following:
Default uses the default system color for
math waveforms.
Inherit uses the same color for the math
waveform as the waveform the math
function is based on.
Quick Tips
The default color for math and reference waveforms are different for each waveform.
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