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18 Using the interface

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3.12 Status Bar

The Status bar is normally displayed at the bottom of the screen and shows information about

the active window using the units speciﬁed in the rulers.

The Wave and Mouse cursor time positions are shown using the same units of time as in the

rulers and dialog boxes. Level positions are always shown in dB. This information is updated

depending on the cursor position and whether you have a region of audio selected. In the

case of the Audio File Workspace it gives the following information about the Audio File.

From left to right:

Time/Level (dB) - at the mouse cursor position.

Wave cursor Time - displays the time at the position of the Wave cursor. This infor-

mation changes when you click to reposition the cursor. Click on this status bar ﬁeld to

show the Cursor position dialog, which you can use to accurately position the cursor.

Audio selection indicator - displays the length of the current selection, or the total

length of the Audio File if there is no selection. Right-click on this to display the entire

audio range.In WaveLab Left-click also opens the Audio Range dialog, so you can

deﬁne or reﬁne a selection.

Zoom indicator - displays the current zoom factor. Click this to edit the zoom factor;

right-click to display a pop-up menu (equivalent to selecting View > Zoom).

File format details - displays the number of audio channels, bit resolution and sample

rate; Click to display Audio properties dialog.

Document button - allows you to click and drag the current Audio File into an-

other document (for example, in the Audio Montage Workspace). This is equivalent to

dragging the ﬁle Tab.

Sample Key indicator - indicates the key of the current Audio File (if deﬁned) and

opens the Sample Attributes window. The status bar also indicates the progress

of some background operations, such as rendering an effect. The operation can be

paused or canceled using the buttons provided.

The "Play through Master Section" buttons and allow you to completely bypass the

Master Section for playback, or not, with a setting for each ﬁle (Audio File and Montage).

There are also the Save/Restore Master Section presets buttons, which allow you to store/re-

store these settings for each ﬁle. See Save Master Section Preset.

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

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