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11.1 Dialogs 259

If you have used the Loop Tone Uniformizer within a region of an Audio File, the transition

from the end of the loop into the original ﬁle in many cases won't be very natural. This can

be ﬁxed as follows:

1. Close the Loop Tone Uniformizer and open the Loop Tweaker.

2. Click on the Cross fade tab and deactivate the Cross fade option (the check box).

3. Click on the Post Cross fade tab and make sure Cross fade is activated.

4. Set up the post cross fade parameters and click Apply.

It can also be a useful tip to lock the loop markers after you use this command on a selection

within an Audio File. Once the loop is processed in place, moving the loop markers will upset

playback of the loop.

You can access this dialog in the Audio File Workspace via Process > Loop Tone Uni-

formizer....

For an explanation of each parameter and interface feature, click on , or the 'What's this?'

question mark icon. For more information see Getting Help

Related topics

Markers

Adjusting Envelopes

11.1.40 Loudness distribution

This dialog allows you to measure the most frequent loudness values found in an Audio File

(this is not the same as average loudness). The graphic peaks found by the analysis represent

these values.

The tool gives an answer to the question: "How often does a given loudness (vertical scale,

in dB) appear in the whole ﬁle?". The percentage ﬁgure is relative to other peaks. Some

simple examples:

1. If, for instance, you have a sine of 0 dB / 2 second followed by a sine of -6 dB /

2 seconds. This means the global audio material has as much 0 dB material as - 6dB

material: you will see 2 peaks (0 / -6 dB), each at 100%.

2. If, for instance, uou have a sine of 0 dB / 1 second followed by a sine of -6 dB / 3

seconds. This means there are 3 times more -6 dB material than 0 dB material. You

will see a peak of about 33% at 0 dB, and another peak of 100% at -6 dB.

This analysis is useful for learning about how the loudness of your music is distributed.

You can access this dialog in the Wave File Workspace via Analysis > Loudness distri-

bution....

For an explanation of each parameter and interface feature, click on , or the 'What's this?'

question mark icon. For more information see Getting Help

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