Editing Audio with WaveLab 8
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Tutorial 1
Getting Started
7:18Mark takes a look at the WaveLab 8 User Interface and various installation options as well as showing how to set initial General Window Layout preferences.
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Tutorial 2
User Interface First Look
7:33In the first of two tutorials, learn how the User Interface is broken down into specific areas that provide distinct audio editing functions.
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Tutorial 3
User Interface Pt. 2
12:50Following on from the previous tutorial, specific functions such as the two parallel audio editing displays are investigated. In addition, methods of navigation are explored at various zoom levels.
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Tutorial 4
Exploring the Workspaces
8:02See how the WaveLab 8 concept of workspaces operates to allow multiple view functions.
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Tutorial 5
Adapting Workspaces
6:51Following on from the workspace concept introduced previously, learn how to adapt workspaces for ease of use.
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Tutorial 6
Central Window Switcher
5:03Mark shows how to take advantage of the Central Window Switcher to quickly switch between specific audio editing tasks.
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Tutorial 7
Floating Window Switcher
6:28Mark takes a look at the floating window switcher and the global preference settings to engage its use.
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Tutorial 8
File Browser Window
9:31Discover the ease at which you can organize and access your files from within the integrated File Browser panel.
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Tutorial 9
Single & Multiple Files
10:16By continuing to look at the integrated File Browser, see the process of opening single or multiple files whilst utilizing and taking advantage of recently used files.
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Tutorial 10
Selecting Audio
9:34Discover how to edit the fundamental aspect of audio editing by selecting specific audio ranges; whether it’s the whole file or specific short areas.
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Tutorial 11
Playback Buttons
7:50Learn how to adapt and use the playback buttons and how to relocate them as desired. Mark also shows further methods of zooming in our out of an audio file.
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Tutorial 12
Audio Range Dialogue
9:41Mark demonstrates how to utilize markers in combination with the Audio Range tools to edit specific range areas within an audio file.
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Tutorial 13
Quick Buttons
7:36The use of Quick Buttons facilitates an accelerated workflow and is investigated in this tutorial. Additionally, being able to relocate them to a user defined location is looked at.
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Tutorial 14
Navigating with Markers
6:19Learn how to take advantage of user determined markers to quickly move to specific locations within a file.
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Tutorial 15
Peak File Preferences
8:05Discover what Peak Files are and how to keep or delete them as necessary.
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Tutorial 16
Audio File Editing Pt. 1
7:48See how to combat problems with an audio file and edit it by deleting specific areas, replacing with silence, adjusting the gain, fast mute and using fades.
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Tutorial 17
Audio File Editing Pt. 2
8:02Expanding on what we saw in the previous tutorial, here learn how to optimize the audio level with normalizing. Additionally, by using generic markers see how to easily delete an unwanted section from a song.
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Tutorial 18
Integrated Functions
7:55WaveLab 8 contains many integrated functions or processes that allow precise and swift audio editing and correction in combination with markers. See processes such as the Loudness Normalizer that helps ‘even out’ the average audio level.
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Tutorial 19
Error Detection & Correction
8:35By looking at the Error and Detection facility, see how to semi automatically detect and correct digital clicks within an audio file.
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Tutorial 20
Using Plug-Ins
10:25As a follow up to the previous tutorial, learn how to use Plug-Ins to automatically remove clicks within a file. In addition, the Effects area is investigated in detail.
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Tutorial 21
Organizing Plug-Ins
6:12Learn how to organize plug-ins so that they display conveniently for the user’s preferred method of working.
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Tutorial 22
Master Section & Dithering
8:35Discover the Master Section and how specific effects can be used here such as dithering prior to exporting to a new file.
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Tutorial 23
Looking Ahead
2:16Get a preview to the parallel Groove 3 course on WaveLab’s Audio Montage function.
Join Steinberg guru Mark Struthers as he shows you how to edit audio and more in Steinberg's powerful audio editor and mastering application WaveLab, and gain the knowledge needed to get the most out of this feature rich application.
Mark begins with a detailed look at the WaveLab 8 interface, workspaces and windows. From there, Mark reveals the deeper functions of the quick buttons, playback buttons and markers before jumping into the main attraction, audio editing.
Mark then gets into editing, with tutorials on deleting specific areas, replacing with silence, adjusting gain, using fast mutes, normalization, fades and much more. Watch as Mark explains how to detect and correct clicks in your audio, organize and use plug-ins within WaveLab, and how the mastering section and dithering works and more.
If WaveLab is in your audio editing arsenal, then this series is a must see... Watch "Editing Audio with WaveLab" today.
Reviews
Submitted 3 days ago
Excellent
A very professional presentation. The teaching method is perfect; it accommodates both beginner & more advanced student. Great job!
Submitted 2 months ago
Excellent Tutorial!
This tutorial was awesome and to the point!!! So sad that stevemarchant appears to be illiterate. Perhaps he has a learning disability that makes it hard for him to understand information that is being presented. Whatever the reason for his shortsighted review, I really liked it, the narrator gave a clear and concise explanation of the workings of this cool plugin.
I am a: Beginner, Hobbyist, Musician, Beat Maker, FL Studio, Cubase
Submitted 1 year ago
Annoying narrative
I wa really looking forward to learning about WaveLab but he the narrative of this video is extreeeeeeeeemly anoying in that the author has edited out all the natural pauses that occur when in normal speech. I really can not bear to listen to any more. I will look for courses by other major re natural sounding authors.
Submitted 1 year ago
Great introduction to WaveLab
Really glad that I found this video series. Explains a lot about the interface. It is a bit slow and overly in depth on file managing at the beginning, but less so toward the end. Would have liked more of the slow in depth stuff at the end. Albeit, this video was invaluable to me to see WaveLab working.
I am a: Professional, Musician