For more information, see Selecting spectral data

Select the data you want to replace with noise or position the cursor where you want the noise to begin.

In the Layers Panel, click the layer where you want generate noise.

Click the OK button to mix the generated frequency with the selected layer.

During preview, only the generated signal is played, and the generated signal is drawn over the spectral display.

Click the Preview button to preview your generated signal.

If you want to sweep a frequency range, select the End Frequency check box and use the End Frequency box to set the end frequency of the sweep. Use the Start Frequency (Hz) control to set the frequency of the generated signal.

Use the Length (s) control to set the duration of the generated signal.

Use the Offset (%) control to apply a DC offset to the generated signal.Use the Power (dB) control to set the level of the generated signal.

Choose a setting from the Type drop-down list to indicate the waveform shape you want to generate.Select the data you want to replace with a tone or position the cursor where you want the tone to begin.In the Layers Panel, click the layer where you want generate data.In the Length box, specify the amount of silence you want to insert.Select the data you want to replace with silence or position the cursor where you want the silence to begin.In the Layers Panel, click the layer where you want to amplify data.You can use the commands on the Process menu to manipulate spectral data.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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