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Overview

Below the Spectrogram display is a toolbar that gives you several options for interacting with your audio. The toolbar is split into three main categories, Navigation, Instant Process, and Selection.

The Zoom tools help navigate the spectrogram, the Selection tools help you isolate and edit individual sounds within the spectrogram, and the Instant Process category turns each selection tool into a magic eraser of sorts, which will immediately process any audio problem you paint over.

Zoom Tools

From RX 6 Audio Editor’s main window, you can zoom in horizontally and vertically on both the waveform and spectrogram views.

Zoom Selection Tools

From left to right: zoom in, zoom out, zoom to selection, zoom to whole file, zoom tool.

Zoom in will zoom in the time domain
Zoom out will zoom out in the time domain
Zoom to selection will zoom in on whatever you have selected
Zoom to whole file will reset zoom
Zoom tool: allows you to zoom in on a selection. With Zoom tool engaged, you can select the Time, Time/Frequency, or Frequency selection tools to to zoom immediately after making a selection.

Zoom Sliders

The slider controls to the lower right of the spectrogram can be adjusted to control zoom. The vertical slider can be set to control either the waveform or the spectrogram: their ranges can be controlled independently. The currently selected mode for this control is indicated by the illuminated icon.

Grab & Drag Tools

Grab & Drag Tool

When zoomed in on an area, the Grab & Drag Tool [G] can be used to move through the time range by clicking and dragging on the Spectrogram.

Dragging rulers and using the Mousewheel

The rulers to the right and below the Spectrogram display can clicked and dragged to reposition the spectrogram and waveform to show a different time range, amplitude range or frequency range.
In addition the range shown can be adjusted with your mouse wheel, just place your cursor on top of a ruler and the mouse wheel will adjust the zoom for that ruler.
To reset any of the rulers to the default display range, double click on the ruler.
Note
- All active selections will be accurately preserved and scaled when zooming the main display.

Channel Selectors

https://clevermac.amebaownd.com/posts/17898643. Channel Selectors [Ctrl/Cmd-Shift-L[eft]/R[ight]/B[oth]] Appear on the left hand side of the spectrogram/waveform display and allow you to select or deselect individual channels of a stereo file. This is useful for auditioning, making selections and processing on only one channel of a stereo file.

Single-clicking on either channel selector will select only that channel.
Double-clicking on either channel selector will select both channels.

Instant Process [STD & ADV]

Instant Process [I] is a mode that may be toggled on/off and affects the behavior of the selection tools.

When Instant Process is enabled, any selection you make is immediately processed by the module selected in the instant process menu. The module settings applied by instant process reflects the current settings in the selected module.

When Instant Process is disabled, processing, editing and selection tools will function as they normally do.

Note

If you hold Shift while using Instant Process, this will allow you to build up additional selections. Once you release Shift, processing will occur. This is especially useful for tools such as the Magic Wand, which will pick up additional harmonics upon second click. If you don’t like that selection, also hold Alt, and start redrawing a new selection. Release Shift once you’re ready to process.

Instant Process offers several different modes, accessible via a drop down menu, which will instantly process the settings present in the named module/tab. The default settings are used, but if you define custom settings in that module, Instant Process will recognize and apply those custom settings. The modes are:

Instant Process: Attenuate

This mode will instantly apply the active settings from the Spectral Repair module’s Attenuate tab. This is particularly useful if you see anything in the spectrogram you don’t wish to remove entirely, but would rather quickly blend into the surrounding audio to make it less obvious or intrusive.

Instant Process: De-click

Applies the active settings from the De-click or Interpolate modules. De-click Instant Process will automatically remove all clicks present in your selection, which is particularly useful for editing a dialogue file, mismatching sample rate clicks and pops, and vinyl clicks.

If you make a selection under 4000 samples in length, this mode will automatically use the Interpolate module. Selection longer than 4000 samples will use the settings from the De-click module. The De-click module is effective on selections above 4000 samples in size, as it is able to identify clicks in relation to desirable audio, and then intelligently separate and remove the clicks. If a selection is less than 4000 samples in length, it is likely a small selection of an individual click, and Interpolate will fill the selection with audio information based on the surrounding audio.

Instant Process: Fade

This mode will instantly apply the active settings from the Fade module. This is particularly useful if you’d like to smooth over a transition or edit point within a complex audio file, especially if it’s a limited bandwidth selection, such as choosing to fade in a certain harmonic or audio event in an audio file without changing the volume of the rest of the audio.

Instant Process: Gain

This mode will instantly apply the active settings from the Gain module. If you want to quickly adjust certain audio events up or down in volume, you can simply paint over it to see the immediate gain adjustment. For overall volume adjustment, use the Clip Gain line [Cmd+G / Ctrl+G].

Instant Process: Replace

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This mode will instantly apply the active settings from the Replace tab in the Spectral Repair module. This is particularly useful if you see anything in the spectrogram you wish to remove entirely, as it will use the audio information that surrounds your selection to instantly and intelligently fill the gap.

Selection tools

One of the key benefits of RX is that it allows many options for selecting audio not just by time, but also by frequency. This allows you to do work with sounds that fall in only part of the frequency range at a given point in your project. This is very helpful for isolating and repairing a variety of audio problems, including intermittent background noises.

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