Create audio montage in Wavelab - how it works
In Wavelab you can not only load and edit individual files, but you can also create audio montages to combine or mix many files. We'll tell you how to do it.
Create an audio montage in Wavelab
- Start Wavelab.
- Go to "File", "New" and select "Audio Montage ...".
- Now you have to choose a fixed sample rate.
- This creates an empty audio montage. In the picture gallery we will show you how to fill it with audio material and finally create an audio file from it.
In another practical tip, we will show you how to export an audio montage as an MP3 file. If you want to edit WAV files in Mathematica, here's how to do it.
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Start Wavelab and navigate via "File", "New" to "Audio Montage"
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Select the desired sample rate. This must be the same as the files you want to edit. An audio CD has 44, 100, a DVD usually 48, 000, audio DVDs up to 192, 000 samples per second.
A new audio montage is created. This initially only contains an empty stereo track.
To create a new track, click on the number on the left of the screen and decide whether you want to create a new mono, stereo or video track.
With a right click in the respective track you can insert parts of the file copied into Wavelab (1) or load a complete audio file into it (2).
You can now load and render VST and Direct-X effects as usual. A temporary file is always created that contains the desired effects. Alternatively, you can create a final file directly.
