GOM Mix ProUser Guide
Edit Selected Audio
Using the built-in audio editor, you can partially extract the audio or apply the fade in/out effect.
To edit an audio source, choose the audio source to edit in the timeline and click the Edit Selected Audio () icon > Edit … The audio editor window opens.
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Open Audio()
Opens a new audio file.
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Save as()
Saves the edited audio file as a different name.
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View
Audio channel options to be displayed in the audio waveform display.
- All: Displays both the left and right channels.
- Left Ch: Displays the left channel only.
- Right Ch: Displays the right channel only.
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Undo / Redo( / )
Undo or redo an edit.
- Undo (): Reverses the last edit. Up to 300 edit operations can be undone.
- Redo (): Restores the reversed edit again.
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Edit Tool
You can extract a part of the audio or add a special audio effect.
- Remove selection(): Removes the selected waveform from the audio timeline.
- Crop selection(): Leaves the selected audio waveform and removes the rest.
- Cancel selection(): Deselects the part in the audio timeline.
- Fade in/out(/): Applies the fade in/out effect to the selection in the audio timeline.
- Volume control(): Adjusts the volume of the selection in the audio timeline.
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Zoom In/Out
Zooms in or out the audio timeline.
- Zoom in(): Enlarges the timeline. The time per ruler decreases.
- Zoom out(): Reduces the timeline. The time per ruler increases.
- Full view(): Displays the entire waveform in the timeline.
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Audio Timeline
Plays all the audio waveforms in the audio timeline.
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Playback
Plays the audio displayed in the audio timeline.
- Play all(): Plays all the audio waveforms in the audio timeline.
- Play selection(): Plays the selected waveform only.
- Pasuse(): Pauses the audio sound.
- Stop(): Stops the audio sound.
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Set Start
Sets the start location of the selection in the audio waveform.
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Set End
Sets the end location of the selection in the audio waveform.
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Duration
Sets the duration of the selection in the audio waveform.