mbeat USB-TR08, Инструкция по эксплуатации

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functions above, except that the cursor or
selection is moved along with the tracks. That
allows you to shift the tracks without losing
your relative place.
Add Label at Selection
– This menu item
lets you create a new label at the current
selection. You can title the label by typing with
the keyboard and then hitting “Enter” when
you’re done.
Add Label at Playback Position – This menu
item lets you create a new label at the current
location where you are playing or recording. Do
this if you want to mark a certain passage while
You’re listening to it. You can title the label by
typing with the keyboard and then hitting
“Enter” or “Return” when you’re done. Only
available whilst the audacity is playing.
Generate Menu
If you choose an item from the Generate menu
when there are no tracks in a project, a new
track is created. Otherwise, the current track is
used.If a track is selected and the cursor is
placed in a single place in the track audio is
inserted at the cursor position. The default
duration is 30 seconds. The audio created with
replace the any selection, otherwise it is
inserted into the track, shifting up later parts of
the track.
Silence
– inserts silence
Tone …
- you can create a Sine wave, Square
wave, or Saw tooth wave.
White Noise
– inserts random audio samples,
which sounds like pure static.
Any items which appear after these three
built-ins.It is possible for a poorly written
plug-in to crash Audacity, so always save your
work before using a plug-in. Note that any
effect that doesn’t take any audio as input will
automatically be placed in the Generate menu.
Effect Menu
The items in this menu only work when you
have audio selected. Audacity does not have
any real-time effects; you must select the audio,
apply the effect, and then listen to the results.
Most effects have a Preview button; Clicking on
this button plays up to three seconds of audio,
allowing you to hear what it will sound like after
the effect is applied. This is useful for
fine-tuning the effect parameters.
Repeat Last Effect
– selecting this
command is a shortcut to applying the most
recent effect with the same settings. This is a
convenient way to quickly apply the same
effect to many different parts of a file.
Amplify
– changes the volume of the selected
audio. If you click the “Allow clipping” checkbox,
it will let you amplify so much that the audio
ends up beyond the range of the waveform,
and is clipped (distorted). The default value
when you open the effect is to amplify so that
the loudest part of the selection is as loud as
possible without distortion.
Bass Boost
– enhances the bass frequencies