User manual SONY EZAUDIO

[. . . ] Manual The present documentation is protected by law. All rights, especially the right of duplication, circulation and translation is reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced in form of copies, microfilms or other processes, or transmitted into a language used for machines, especially data processing machines, without the express written consent of the publisher. Reproduction in whole or in part without written permission is prohibited. [. . . ] You can perform all the important MAGIX tasks with the Shift Mode. With a left click of the mouse you can select, shift, or delete objects in the Track Window. With the 5 handles you can fade in, fade out, compress, and set the overall volume of objects. With a right click on the object, the Context Menu appears, allowing you to select important editing possibilities for the corresponding section. Key: v Cut Mouse mode (Scissors) In Cutting Mode, the mouse pointer/arrow becomes a scissor. In Cutting Mode, you can cut any object on which you position the mouse. You will be able to perform three separate editing functions in Cutting Mode. If you pull the mouse over the audio material's wave form, you will drag the Position Bar along with it. This way, you can precisely control the point where you want to cut. To obtain exact cuttings, we recommend using the Magnifying Glass (zoom) to enlarge the wave. The Context Menu appears when you right-click on an object. Here you will find important tools for object editing. Use the Scissors Tool to split a song in several sections in order to edit them separately in the Object FX Mode. Key: h 41 Tools (Mouse Modes) Zoom Mouse mode (Magnifying Glass) In Zoom Mode, the mouse's pointer turns into a magnifying glass. You can left-click to zoom in until the wave form is in Sample Level. Right-click (or left-click + Alt key) to zoom out. You can also zoom in or out with the +/- buttons in the lower right corner of the Track Window (in all Mouse Modes). In this case, the middle part of the window will be enlarged. On the other hand, in Zoom Mode, you zoom in on special parts of the wave. The "a" key sets the sections back to the general Project. Key: z Delete Mouse mode (Eraser) In the Delete Objects Mode, the mouse's pointer becomes an eraser. In Delete Mode, you can delete objects from the Project. [. . . ] You might need to contact the manufacturer of your sound card for an updated driver. Check to see that there are no IRQ or DMA conflicts with other devices in your system. The Device Manager in the Control Panel in Windows 95 might help you diagnose problems. The audio caching setting in Windows 95 might need to be adjusted. [. . . ]