3. On the
Select Wave File to Audition
dialog box, click the Wave file you want, and then click the
OK
button.
4. Click the
Test
button found on either the
Master
page or
Source
page.
5. The selected Wave file will play continuously until you click the
Stop
button.
Testing the effect on Master settings
1. On the
Master
page, click the audio effect you want to test, and then click the effect to change.
2. Drag slider to determine the value you want. The value is reflected on the
Amount
column of the
Effects
list.
3. The amount set applies even when the effect type is changed.
Repeat this step for every master effect you want to configure.
Testing the effect on Source settings
1. On the
Source
page, click the source whose effect amount you want to change.
2. Click the
Effect
and drag slider to determine the amount you want.
The amount is reflected on the
Amount
column of the
Effects
list.
Repeat this step for every audio source you want to configure.
3. When you are satisfied with the
Amount
changes, click the
Stop
button.
Testing an Effect as you are creating or modifying it
See
Modifying an Effect's Parameters
.
Notes
l
If you modify the audio effect but did not save it, what you export will be its last-saved settings. You
can use this file to share with your friends the audio effect you have created.
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If you want to rename the audio effect, rename the file before importing it or save the imported
audio effect using another name.
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