You can clear this check box when working with harmonic data to keep the structure of sound. transpose: select this check box to transpose frequencies.use tablet pressure: select the button to use pen pressure to multiply the power value when creating a selection.hardness (%): sets the shape of the selection area - 100% selects a raw block of data 0% selects a block with feathered edges.time range (sec): sets the time range of the selection.freq range (Hz): sets the range of the selection area.You can use the controls above the spectral display to adjust the selection area. The selection is bound to the area you click in the spectral display. The cursor is displayed as a target.Ĭlick the pick button above the spectral display - or hold Alt (Windows) or Option (Mac) - and click the spectral display to pick the source data that you want to clone. In the Layers Panel, click the layer that contains the data you want to clone.Pen Pressure: select the Pen Pressure button to use pen pressure to multiply the Opacity value when using a tablet.Ĭloning an area allows you to duplicate data within a layer.
100% completely erases the spectral data under the eraser, and lower settings allow you to erase gradually. Opacity: sets the strength of the eraser.0% creates a soft, feathered edge, and 100% creates a precise eraser with sharp edges. Hardness: sets the hardness of the eraser's edge.Height: sets the frequency range (in hertz) of the tool.Width: sets the time range (in seconds) of the tool.You can use the controls above the spectral display to adjust the erased area. The cursor is displayed as a crosshair.Ĭlick (or drag) in the spectral display to erase data. In the Layers Panel, click the layer that contains the data you want to erase.You can use the modify tools to manipulate spectral data in a layer.Įrasing an area allows you to simply remove data from a layer.Ĭreate a new SpectraLayers project or open an existing project file.įor more information, see Creating a new project or Opening a project or an audio file
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