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11.1 Dialogs 247

Authoring CDs and DVDs

Write Audio CD

ISRC

11.1.19 Copy audio information

This dialog allows you to copy information about the name and location of the selected Audio

File, including any selection information and cursor position. The information is copied to the

clipboard and can be pasted into an external text application.

This can be a useful feature to use when making notes on a particular session or when you

need accurate ﬁle path/selection information when writing a script.

You can access this dialog in both the Audio File and Audio Montage Workspaces via Edit

> Copy Audio information....

For an explanation of each parameter and interface feature, click on , or the 'What's this?'

question mark icon. For more information see Getting Help

11.1.20 Customize Commands

This dialog allows you to customize your own shortcuts for WaveLab. It shows a list of already

assigned shortcuts for WaveLab commands and menu options. Each shortcut is restricted

to a speciﬁc context, so you can re-use the same shortcut combination in different places.

The exception is the Master Section where all shortcuts are global to the application.

To edit shortcuts, double click on the shortcut text or its placeholder, or select a command

and click Edit shortcut... See Deﬁnition of shortcut(s) for more information.

Please note that some shortcuts cannot be edited, these are unavailable (grayed out). New

keyboard shortcuts are displayed in blue.

Showing/hiding in menus - you can decide whether to hide/show certain com-

mands in their respective menu by deselecting/selecting their checkbox in the "Menu"

column.

Triggering via a keyword - you can enter a keyword which you can later use to

activate a command by typing it into the Keyword ﬁeld command bar.

Triggering from an external MIDI device - you can assign a command to be trig-

gered by an external MIDI device using the "MIDI Trigger" checkbox. For example,

this could be useful for issuing transport commands from your midi keyboard. You can

specify a sequence of up to three midi events.

Please note that according to the context not all types of shortcuts are available. For example,

triggering via a keyword is not available within the recording context.

Display in command bar - For certain commands (those with icons displayed) you

can also choose whether to display them in their corresponding command bar. To do

this, select/deselect the option in the "Bar" column. You can deﬁne one key shortcut

per command, each shortcut can be a sequence of up to four keystrokes. Note that for

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