
1. Select “Audio” from the Functions menu and then select “External Wave Editor” from the sub-menu that appears.
A dialog opens.
2. Make sure “Use internal Wave Editor” is unchecked.A regular file dialog opens. Find and select the Wave editor file you want to use, and click OK. The path and name of the selected Wave editor file is displayed in the dialog, together with its program icon.
4. If you are using WaveLab Lite or WaveLab, and want to make use of the segment start and end insets when editing the audio file, activate “Segment Range Selection”. See below.
5. Click OK. Once you have selected a Wave editor using the procedure described on the previous pages, you can access it from inside the Pool or the Audio Editor.Describe what you're looking for in as much detail as you'd like.
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