Menu panel contains all the necessary and important functions you can perform in Wave Editor. Below is the description of the menu items, which help you to use and understand their functions. Here are described only those functions, which are relative to Wave Editor. The non-relative functions are disabled.

Menu File
 

Item	Description
New	Creates a new waveform data window.
Open	Opens an existing audio file as a waveform session or a saved multi-track session.
Save	Saves a waveform session to an audio file and a multi-track session to either an audio file or to a project file *.mts. If a waveform or a multi-track session is saved for the first time you can choose from the saving options in Save dialog box. Later saves will be completed automatically.
Save As	This gives you the opportunity to change the file name and (or) location.
Copy to Audio CD	Unavailable in Editor module
Print	Unavailable in Editor module
Recently opened files	Keeps in memory a list of the last 10 files opened. You can add these files to the current playlist
Exit	Closes the program

Menu Edit
 

Item	Description
Undo	Discards your previous edits and remembers your last ten edits. You cannot discard more than 10 edits.
Redo	Restores your previously discarded edits if there are any. You cannot redo more than your last ten edits.
Cut	Removes the selected range from the waveform session and copies it into the clipboard.
Copy	Copies the selected range from the waveform into the clipboard.
Paste	Place the cursor at the point on the waveform window where you will insert the audio data from the clipboard and left-click to paste.
Delete	Deletes the selected range from the waveform window.
Select All	Selects the entire waveform session.

Menu View
 

Item	Description
Go to...	To switch to other modules
Skins...	To select one of the supported skins
Language...	To select one of the supported languages
Surround Settings	Opens Surround Window
Player Bar	Hides or shows Player Panel
Morpher Bar	Unavailable in Editor module
Effects Library	Hides or shows Effects Panel
Visualization	Unavailable in Editor module
Playlist	Unavailable in Editor module

Menu Window

Item	Description
Cascade	Arranges all open windows so that they overlap with the title bar of each window remaining visible.
Tile Horizontally	Arranges all open windows from top to bottom with no overlapping.
Tile Vertically	Arranges all open windows from left to right with no overlapping.
List of open windows	Displays all the windows currently opened. The active window is marked with a red tick. Here you can switch between windows.

Menu Morpher

Item	Description
Voice Morphing	Here you can choose one of the Voice Morphing effects (for more information see the help topic for any particular effect).
Special Effects	Lets you choose one of the Special effects (for more information see the help topic upon a particular effect).
Direct X	Lets you choose one of the installed Direct X effects (for more information see the help topic describing Direct X effects).
VST	Lets you choose one of the installed VST effects (for more information see the help topic describing VST effects).

Menu Play

Item	Description
Play	Starts playing the currently active data window.
Stop	Stops the playback of any audio data.
Pause	Pauses the playback.
Previous	Sets the cursor of the active window to the starting position of a waveform or a multi-track session.
Next	Sets the cursor of the active window to the ending position of a waveform or a multi-track session.
Shuffle	Randomly changes the playback order of the playlist items. Applicable to the playing items in Morpher, Advanced Morpher and Organizer.
Repeat	Loops the playback of a waveform session, a multi-track session, or a selection from both.
Record	Opens Recorder dialog box (For more information see the help topic on Recorder).

Menu Help

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Items	Description
Help Topics	Opens help topics, where you can find detailed descriptions for all the functions.
Online Tutorials...	Brings you to the online tutorials, where you can find examples of what you can do with the program.
Community	To go to Audio4fun Community.
Check for Update	Checks if any updates are available for the program. In case there is any new version, you'll be offered to download it.
Add-on Manager	For adding, removing, and managing add-ons
About	Displays About dialog-box, which contains information about the title, version and build number.

You can quickly switch between the modules by clicking the corresponding tab button on Module Panel. You can select Go to... in View menu and click the module you want to select.

Each track can be adjusted for volume, re-balanced with an equalizer, assigned a track name, background color, and wave color, and solo setting. Left-click on a track's name and you can edit a track by using Wave Editor Toolbar.

Wave Editor Toolbar consists of the following elements:

Item	Description
Open (1)	Opens a file. If it's an audio file, it's opened in a new waveform data window, inheriting all the necessary attributes of that audio file. Otherwise, if it's a multi-track session file, it's opened in a multi-track session window.
New Waveform (2)	Creates a new, empty waveform window. Here you can paste audio data from other waveforms; in this case the new waveform inherits the attributes of the current audio file, such as sample rate, bit depth and number of channels.
New Multi-track Session (3)	Creates a new, empty multi-track session. You will have to specify the sample rate for the new multi-track session from the dialog box. Sample rate is represented by 8 predefined values, ranging from 8 kHz to 192 kHz. Any appended audio with a different sample rate (different from that of the current multi-track) will be converted to fit the sample rate of the current multi-track session.
Close File (4)	Closes the current data window and the file to which this window belongs. If there are unsaved changes, you will be prompted to save them.
Save File (5)	Saves all the changes made to the current data window to a file. If it's a new waveform, to which you just pasted some audio from another waveform, you will be asked to specify the file attributes as if it were a Save As procedure.
Cut (6)	Removes the selected audio data from the current waveform and copies it to a clipboard. You can work with copied audio data within Wave Editor module only. Wave Editor clipboard is neither compatible with Windows clipboard nor with the clipboards in other programs.
Copy (7)	Copies the currently selected audio data to Wave Editor clipboards.
Paste (8)	Lets you paste audio data from the clipboard to the current waveform window. If the format of the data in the clipboard differs from the format of the waveform window, Wave Editor will automatically convert the data to match the current waveform format before pasting.
Paste Mix (9)	Pastes audio data from the clipboard, mixing it with the selected data of the current waveform window. If the format of the data in the clipboard differs from the format of the current waveform window, Wave Editor will automatically convert the data to match the current waveform format before pasting.
Undo (10)	Discards your previous edits. You can discard more than one edit at a time. Right-click Undo button and in the pop-up box select each of the edits you want to discard. You cannot discard more than 10 edits.
Redo (11)	Restores your previously discarded edits if there are any. You can restore more than one edit at a time. Right-click Redo button and in the pop-up box, select the edits you want to restore. You cannot restore more than 10 discarded edits.
Zoom in horizontally (12)	Zooms in the waveform horizontally.
Zoom out horizontally (13)	Zooms out the waveform horizontally.
Zoom in the selected part (14)	Choose a part of the waveform and click this button to zoom in the part.
Zoom out the selected part (15)	Choose a part of the waveform and click this button to zoom out the part.
View single channel (16)	Click to view one waveform channel on the window. Left channel first as default.
View both channels (17)	Click to view both waveform channels on the waveform window at the same time.
Zoom in vertically (18)	Zooms in the waveform vertically.
Zoom out vertically (19)	Zooms out the waveform vertically.

In a Multi-track Session you can add audio files of different formats as separate tracks of a multi-track data window for further mixing and editing. When you are satisfied with the result you can save your multi-track session to one of many file formats. A Multi-track Session has the following interface:



1. Navigation Panel consists of: A bar which represents the total range of a multi-track session; Two parallel black lines which display the visible range of the multi-track; A selection bar which shows how much of the total range is selected; The cursor which shows the current cursor position on the whole multi-track range.
2. Timeline Panel: This is a time ruler displaying time in hours, minutes, seconds, milliseconds (HH:mm:ss:mls).
3. Tracks contain audio clips. You can store as many clips as you like. You can also mix clips in a track; Double click on a track and Track Settings dialog window will appear.



4. Multi-track Status Bar displays the cursor position on the timeline, the starting point of selection, the ending point of selection, and the sample rate of the current multi-track session.
5. Scale controls: Time Scale displays the current scale value of the waveform representation. The scale contains 20 predefined values, ranging from 1:1 to 1: 524288.

Below is what you can do within a multi-track session:
 

Action	Description
Create a new Multi-track Session	Click New Multi-track Session button on the toolbar or right-click on the tab bar and select New Multi-track Session in the context menu. In the dialog box select the sample rate for your multi-track session and click Ok.
Open an existing Multi-track Session	Go to File menu, choose Open or click Open button on the toolbar and in Open dialog box select the file which contains your saved session.
Add a Clip from an audio file to a track	Right-click on a track, in the context menu, click on Add New Clip from File. The new clip will be inserted at the point where you clicked. In this version you cannot work with more than 12 tracks.
Edit Clip properties	Right-click on the needed track, in the context menu, click on Clip Properties. In Properties dialog box, you can edit 2 parameters: Title - Edits the clip's title. After changing the title's name, click Ok. The new name will be displayed in the top-right corner of the clip's waveform; And Looped - Selects the check-box and click Ok. If a clip is looped, you can shorten or extend it (See Shortening and Extending Clips.)
Saving Multi-track Session	In File menu, click Save or Save As, or click Save File button on the toolbar, then in Save dialog box, specify the file name, then set the file format option to *.mts, then click Ok.
Exporting a Multi-track Session to an audio file	In File menu, click Save or Save As, or click on Save File button on the toolbar, then in Save dialog box, specify the file name, set the file format option to any preferable file format, and then click Ok. In Sound Format dialog box, set the desired options like Codec, Sample Rate, and Options, then click Ok.
Shortening and Extending Clips	Select the clip, and then position the mouse pointer over the left or the right side of the clip; the loop editing icon will appear. Drag the clip's side to extend or shorten the clip. When the clip is extended completely or partially copied, depending upon how much you selected as you dragged, the clip will loop to fill the extended area. Shortening a clip is done by selecting a portion of the clip and cutting it out of the audio file.
Moving Clips	Position the mouse pointer over the clip and, keeping the right mouse button depressed, drag the clip to the desired position on the desired track and release.
Zoom In Horizontal	Lets you zoom in on a track’s waveform to see the sample is greater detail. Clicking on Zoom In button on the toolbar controls the area of the multi-track data window. You can also push [+] key on the keyboard.
Zoom Out Horizontal	Zooms out from the track waveforms. Clicking on Zoom Out button on the toolbar controls the area of the multi-track data window. You can also push the [-] key on the keyboard.
Zoom In Vertical	Lets you decrease the number of visible tracks in a multi-track data window to clearly see their waveforms. Clicking on Zoom In button on the toolbar controls area of the multi-track data window.
Zoom Out Vertical	Increases the number of visible tracks in a multi-track data window. Clicking on Zoom Out button on the toolbar controls area of the multi-track data window.
Play a Multi-track Session	Position the cursor on the point in the multi-track data window where you want to start your playback and then click Play button on Player Panel. For more information about the player panel, see help topic on What Player can do.
Apply effects to a Multi-track Session	First, expand Effects Library folder and locate the desired effect and click on the effect to switch it On. The effect's properties dialog box will appear and you can adjust the effect's parameters. When you are finished with adjusting the effect's parameters, click Ok. All effects are real-time. That means that you can change the output sound by just selecting an effect. Effects do not change Clips directly, but are applied to the output sound of a playing Multi-track Session only. Only 1 effect can be applied at a time. For more information see help topic on Applying effects to Multi-track Sessions.
Edit Clip's waveform	Double-click on the clip you want to edit. The clip will appear in a new waveform data window, where you can perform common operations such as cut, copy, delete, paste, paste mix, and apply effects directly to the whole waveform or a selection from it. When you finish with editing you will need to save the altered file to keep the changes made in the multi-track session. For more information see help topic on Working with Waveforms.
Close a Multi-track Session	Click Close File button on the toolbar or right-click on the tab which represents the corresponding multi-track session, and in the context menu click Close.
Resize Data Window	Select the multi-track data window, position the mouse pointer over its bottom-right corner, and the window resizing icon will appear. Drag the window corner to a desired size..
Arranging Data Windows	You can arrange open data windows in 3 ways: Cascade arranges all open data windows so they overlap with the title bar of each window remaining visible. In Window menu, click on Cascade or right-click on the free space in the Windows Tab Panel and in the context menu select Cascade; Tile Horizontally arranges all open data windows from top to bottom with no overlapping. In Window menu click Tile Horizontally or right-click on the free space of the Windows Tab Panel and in the context menu select Tile Horizontally; Tile Vertically arranges all open data windows from left to right with no overlapping. In Window menu click Tile Vertically or right-click on the free space of Windows Tab Panel and in the context menu select Tile Vertically.

In a Waveform Window you can edit the audio signal with common operations: copy, cut, delete, paste, paste mix, etc.
You can also directly change waveforms with audio effects. A Waveform Window has the following interface:

1. Caption: Displays the audio file name.
2. Navigation Panel consists of: A bar which represents the total range of the waveform; Two parallel black lines which display the visible range of the waveform; A selection bar shows how much of the total range is selected; A cursor shows the current cursor position in the waveform
3. Timeline Panel: This is a time ruler. Shows time in hours, minutes, seconds, milliseconds (HH:mm:ss:mls).
4. Amplitude Panel: Shows the amplitude values of the audio data expressed as a percentage.
5. Waveform Status Bar displays the cursor position on the timeline; the starting point of selection; the ending point of selection; the sample rate of the current waveform, bit depth, number of channels and total duration of the waveform.
6. Time Scale displays the current scale value of the waveform representation; the scale contains 20 predefined values, ranging from 1:1 to 1: 524288.

Below is what you can do with a waveform:

Action	Description
Create a new waveform	Click New Waveform button on the toolbar or right-click on the tab bar and select New Waveform in the context menu. An empty waveform window will appear. If there is any audio data in the clipboard, it can be pasted here.
Open an existing waveform	Go to File menu, choose Open; or click Open button on the toolbar, and in Open dialog box, select the audio file.
Saving a waveform	In File menu, click Save or Save As; or click Save File button on the toolbar. Then in Save dialog box, specify the file name, set the file format option to a preferable file format and click Ok (for more information about the supported file formats see the help topic Supported file formats in AV Wave Editor below). Sound Format dialog box will appear. There you can select the desirable Codec, Sample Rate and Codec Settings. Click Ok when ready.
Selecting a waveform	You can select a range of audio data by clicking and dragging in the waveform window. To select a range of the waveform, click and drag to select the desired range. Double click to select the whole range. To select the right channel, move the cursor near the bottom of the waveform. To select the left channel, drag the cursor near the top of the waveform.
Cut a selection or the whole waveform	Select the desired range of the waveform or double-click to select the whole waveform, click Cut button on the toolbar or select Cut command in the context menu of the waveform in Edit menu.
Copy a selection or the whole waveform	Select the desired range of the waveform or double-click to select the whole waveform, click Copy button on the toolbar, or select Copy command in the context menu of the waveform or in Edit menu, or push Ctrl+C on your keyboard.
Delete a selection or the whole waveform	Select the desired range of the waveform or double-click to select the whole waveform, select Delete command through the context menu of the waveform or in Edit menu, or press Del button on your keyboard.
Pasting audio data from the clipboard	Set the waveform cursor at the position, where you want to insert audio data, and click Paste button on the toolbar, or you can select Paste command in the context menu of the waveform (you can also find this command in Edit menu), or push Ctrl+V on your keyboard. If you paste into a selected area of the waveform, the selected data will be replaced by the data currently in the clipboard.
Mixing the waveform with the audio data from the clipboard	Select the desired range of the waveform or double-click to select the whole waveform and the click Paste Mix button on the toolbar, or select Paste Mix in the context menu of the waveform or in Edit menu.
Zoom In	Zooms in the waveform to clearly see its samples. In the waveform context menu, click Zoom, choose Zoom In; or click Zoom In button on the toolbar. You can also push Num[+] on your keyboard.
Zoom Out	Lets you zoom out the waveform. In the waveform context menu, click Zoom and choose Zoom Out, or click Zoom Out button on the toolbar. You can also push Num[-] on your keyboard.
Play a waveform	Set the waveform cursor to the location where you want to start your playback and click Play on Player Panel (For more information about Player see What Player can do).
Apply effects to a waveform	Expand the Effects Library folder then go through the folders to find the desired effect and then click the effect to switch it On. The effect's properties dialog box will appear, there you can adjust the effect's parameters. As all the effects are real-time you can instantly hear the altered sound, if the waveform is being played. When you are finished with adjusting the effect's parameters, click Ok. The effect will be applied to the whole waveform (in this case if the waveform is being played, the playback will stop). If the waveform has an area already selected, the effect will be applied to the selected part only. Only 1 effect can be applied at a time. For more information see Applying Effects to Waveforms.
Close a waveform	Click Close File button on the toolbar or right-click on the tab which represents the corresponding waveform window, then in the context menu, click Close.
Resize data window	Select the waveform window and position the mouse pointer over its bottom-right corner. The window resizing icon will appear. Drag the corner to adjust the size of your window.
Undo	This command discards your previous edits. Click Undo button on the toolbar or click Undo item in Edit menu. You cannot discard more than 10 edits. You can discard more than one edit at a time: Right-click on Undo button and select any of the edits you want to discard.
Redo	This command restores your previously discarded edits if there are any. Just click Redo button on the toolbar or choose Redo item in Edit menu. You cannot restore more than 10 discarded edits. To restore more than one edit at a time, right-click on Redo button, in the pop-up box, select any of the edits you want to restore.
Arranging data windows	You can arrange open data windows in 3 ways: Cascade arranges all open data windows so that they overlap with the title bar of each window remaining visible. In the Window menu click Cascade or right-click in the free space of the Windows Tab Panel and in the context menu select Cascade; Tile Horizontally arranges all open data windows from top to bottom with no overlapping. In the Window menu click Tile Horizontally or right-click in the free space of the Windows Tab Panel and in the context menu select Tile Horizontally; Tile Vertically arranges all open data windows from left to right with no overlapping. In the Window menu click Tile Vertically or right-click in the free space of the Windows Tab Panel and in the context menu select Tile Vertically.

Each data window is represented by its tab button on Windows Tab Panel. You can quickly switch between data windows by just clicking on the corresponding tab button. Each button displays its data window title, and the color of the title tab button shows the current state of its data window: Blue - The data window is active and has not yet been edited; Black - The data window is inactive and has not yet been edited and Red - The data window has been edited. You can use the context menu for the tab buttons to perform some actions over data windows. The context menu of each tab button includes the following commands:

Command	Description
Close	Closes the active data window.
Save	Saves the waveform or the multi-track session of the active data window to a file. If the waveform or the multi-track session has not yet been saved to a file, the Save dialog-box will appear, where you can choose from the audio options. Next time, when you select the Save command, the changes will be saved automatically.
Save As	The same as Save command, but always invokes a Save dialog-box, allowing you to place and rename the file.

You also have access to more commands through a context menu if you right-click on the empty space in Windows Tab Panel. Below is a list of these commands:

Command	Description
New Waveform	Creates an empty waveform in a new data window.
New Multi-track Session	Creates an empty multi-track session in a new data window.
Close All	Closes all the open data windows.
Save All	Saves all the open waveforms and multi-track sessions to files.
Cascade	Arranges all the open data windows, so they overlap with each of the title windows remaining visible.
Tile Horizontally	Arranges all open data windows from top to bottom without overlapping.
Tile Vertically	Arranges all open data windows from left to right without overlapping.
Next Window	Switches to the next data window indicated on Windows Tab Panel.
Previous Window	Switches to the previous data window indicated on Windows Tab Panel.
Windows...	Opens Windows Manager (For more information see the Windows Manager description.)

Windows Manager helps perform some functions over multiple data windows. To open Windows Manager dialog box, right-click in the free space of Windows Tab Panel and select Windows... in the context menu. Below is the list of functions you can perform with Windows Manager:

Function	Description
Activate	Creates an empty waveform in a new data window.
Ok	Creates an empty multi-track session in a new data window.
Save	Closes all the open data windows.
Close Window(s)	Saves all the open waveforms and multi-track sessions to files.
Cascade	Arranges all of the open data windows so that they overlap with each of the title bar windows remaining visible.
Tile Horizontally	Arranges all open data windows from top to bottom without overlapping.
Tile Vertically	Arranges all open data windows from left to right without overlapping.
Minimize	Switches to the next data window, indicated on Windows Tab Panel.

In Wave Editor you can record your voice or any other sound with the microphone and then edit the recorded audio data in the Waveform data window. The input audio data is always recorded with these pre-defined settings which cannot be changed:

Characteristic	Value
Sample Rate	44100 kHz
Bit Depth	16 bit
Number of Channels	Stereo

Recording is available in the Recorder dialog box. Before you start recording make sure that your microphone is correctly plugged in and ready to use. To open the Recorder dialog box, click Record button on Player Panel or select Record command in Play context menu on the Menu Panel. the Recorder dialog box will appear; here you can perform the following functions:

Function	Description
Start Recording	Click Record button on Record dialog box, now your microphone is recording. If you have already recorded some audio data and click Record button again, the previous recording will be lost.
Stop Recording	Click Stop button on Record dialog box.
Play the recording	Click Play button on Record dialog box.
Stop the playback	Click Stop button on Record dialog box.
Time of the recording	The time indicator shows you the total time of the recorded audio data.
Save	Opens the recorded audio data in a new waveform data window. There you can perform common editor operations over the recorded audio data. Click Save button to open the recording.
Close	Closes Record dialog box. Click Close button on Record dialog box.

 

You can change the output sound of your multi-track composition with sound effects. All the effects are real-time, so you can hear the result as soon as you select the effect. You cannot apply the effects directly to the clips of the multi-track session, you can only change the output sound only during the playback. To apply an effect to a particular clip of your multi-track session you should open that clip in a waveform window (To open a clip you should double-click it or click the Edit Clip command in the clip's context menu). In the waveform data window you can apply any effects, in any order, to either the whole waveform or its selection (for more information, see Applying Effects to Waveforms).

Then you need to save the clip to the same file which is currently opened in your multi-track session. The effects are stored in the Effects Library in the Effects Panel. You can open Effects Panel by clicking Effects Library item in View context menu. The Effects Panel consists of 2 elements: The Effects Panel Toolbar contains the buttons which allows access to the most frequently used effects and the Tree of Effects contains effects, arranged in folders by type of effect. Below is the description of the functions you can perform with Effects Panel Toolbar buttons:

Buttons		Description
See more details below on the functions of the buttons in the red mark in the figure in the order from the left to the right.
	Add... (1)	Lets you add either a new folder or a complex effect to Effects Library Tree. You can also select More Effects to download more effects from the official site. For more information refer to help topics on Folders or Complex Effects.
	Delete (2)	Deletes the selected item of Effects Library Tree. You cannot delete these supplied standard items: Voice Morphing includes the effects designed to apply to the voice; Special Effects are general effects, which can be applied to both voice and music; DirectX plug-ins (For more information see help topics on Direct X plug-ins); VST plug-ins (For more information see help topics on VST plug-ins.)
	Turn Off All Effects (3)	Turns all the effects Off. In the Wave Editor, as in Advanced Morpher, you can have only 1 effect enabled at a time.
	Move Up (4)	Moves the selected item in Effects Library Tree one position up.
	Move Down (5)	Moves the selected item in Effects Library Tree one position down.

The Tree Of Effects includes a variety of sound effects and third party plug-ins, if there are any installed on your system. The effects are arranged in folders by their designation: Voice Morphing includes the effects designed to apply to voice sounds; Special Effects are general effects, which can be applied to both voice and music; DirectX plug-ins (For more information see help topics on DirectX plug-ins); VST plug-ins (For more information see help topics on VST plug-ins.)

To access the effects you should expand Effect Library folder (if it's not expanded yet), and then expand the folder that contains the effects you want to use. Just click an effect to enable it. A right-click will open the properties dialog box, where you can adjust the effect's parameters. When you are ready, click Ok. The properties dialog-box will close with the new settings applied. For more information how to adjust parameters for a particular effect see the help topic for that effect.

You can also use the up and down arrow buttons on your keyboard to move along the effects. Each time the effect is selected, it gets enabled (the previous effect is disabled, as only 1 effect can be enabled at a time in b>Wave Editor). No properties dialog box pops up which means the effect's default settings are applied. If you want to apply several effects at a time you can use Complex Effects. Complex Effects is a kind of container, which can hold multiple effects as well as complex sub-effects. Below is a description of what you can do with Complex Effects in multi-track sessions:

Actions	Description
Create a new Complex Effect	Creates a new complex effect. Click Add... button on Effects Panel Toolbar or right-click on Effect Library folder and in the context menu and click on New Complex Effect.
Add sub-effects to a Complex Effect	Adds any of the available effects to the complex one. In the context menu of the complex effect, select Add New Sub-effect, the list of available effects will appear. In this list click the effect you want to have in your complex effect. This effect will be added to your complex effect. You can use the drag-and-drop operation to copy all the available effects to your complex one.
Rename the title of the Complex Effect	Renames the title of a complex effect. In the context menu of the complex effect, click Rename, the title of the complex effect will become highlighted. Edit the name and press Enter key on your keyboard.
Delete the Complex Effect	Deletes the selected complex effect. In the context menu of the complex effect, click Delete.
Copy the selected copy effect	Copies the selected complex effect to the clipboard. In the context menu of the complex effect, click on Copy.
Paste the Complex Effect	Pastes the copied effects from the clipboard to the selected complex effect. In the context menu of the complex effect, click Paste.
Apply the Complex Effect to the playback of the Multi-track Session	You can change the output sound of the multi-track session with a complex effect. While your multi-track session is playing, select the complex effect you want, the output sound will immediately change. You cannot apply a complex effect to either a whole multi-track session or separately to its clips. In order to do this, you should first save the multi-track session to an audio file, then open it in a waveform data window, and then apply the desired complex effect. If you want to apply the complex effect to a particular clip see this note.
Turn sub-effect off	You can turn sub-effects off in your Complex Effect. Expand the Complex Effect and uncheck the sub-effects you want to be disabled.
Drag-and-drop	You can drag Complex Effect into folders or other Complex Effects.

In a Waveform Data Window, you can apply as many effects as you need to either the whole waveform or its selection.
The effects are stored in the Effects Library in the Effects Panel. You can open Effects Panel by checking Effects Library item in View context menu. The Effects Panel consists of 2 elements: Effects Panel Toolbar contains the buttons which allows access to the most frequently used effects and Tree of Effects contains effects, arranged in folders by type of effect. Below is the description of the functions you can perform with Effects Panel Toolbar buttons:

Buttons		Description
	Add... (1)	Lets you add either a new folder or a complex effect to Effects Library Tree. You can also select More Effects to download more effects from the official site. For more information refer to help topics on Folders or Complex Effects.
	Delete (2)	Deletes the selected item of Effects Library Tree. You cannot delete these supplied standard items: Voice Morphing includes the effects designed to apply to the voice; Special Effects are general effects, which can be applied to both voice and music; DirectX plug-ins (For more information see help topics on Direct X plug-ins); VST plug-ins (For more information see help topics on VST plug-ins.)
	Turn Off All Effects (3)	Turns all the effects Off. In Wave Editor, as in Advanced Morpher, you can have only 1 effect enabled at a time.
	Move Up (4)	Moves the selected item in Effects Library Tree one position up.
	Move Down (5)	Moves the selected item in Effects Library Tree one position down.

Tree of Effects includes a variety of real-time effects and third party plug-ins, if there are any installed on your system. The effects are arranged in folders by their designation: Voice Morphing includes the effects designed to apply to voice sounds; Special Effects are general effects, which can be applied to both voice and music; DirectX plug-ins: For more information see help topics on Direct X plug-ins; VST plug-ins: For more information see help topics on VST plug-ins.

To access the effects you should expand Effect Library folder (if it's not expanded yet), and then expand the folder that contains the effects you want to use. Just click an effect to enable it. A right-click will open the properties dialog box, where you can adjust the effect's parameters. When you are ready, click Ok. The properties dialog-box will close with the new settings applied. For more information how to adjust parameters for a particular effect see the help topic for that effect.
You can also use the up and down arrow buttons on your keyboard to move along the effects. Each time the effect is selected, it gets enabled (the previous effect is disabled, as only 1 effect can be enabled at a time in Wave Editor). No properties dialog-box pops up, the effect's default settings are applied. In this case the waveform or its selection is not changed.

The selected effect can change the output sound only while either the waveform or its selection is played. You can use a drag-and-drop operation to apply effects to either a waveform or its selection. If you want to apply several effects at a time you can use Complex Effect. Complex Effect is a kind of container, which can keep multiple effects as well as complex sub-effects. Below is a description of what you can do with Complex Effect in multi-track sessions:

Action	Description
Create a new Complex Effect	Creates a new complex effect. Click Add... button on the Effects Panel Toolbar or right-click at the Effect Library folder and in the context menu click on New Complex Effect.
Add sub-effects to a Complex Effect	Adds any of the available effects to the complex one. In the context menu of the complex effect, select Add New Sub-effect, the list of available effects will appear. In this list click the effect you want to have in your complex effect, this effect will be added to your complex effect. You can use the drag-and-drop operation to copy all the available effects to your complex one.
Rename the title of the Complex Effect	Renames the title of the complex effect. In the context menu of the complex effect, click Rename, the title of the complex effect will become highlighted. Edit the name and depress Enter key on your keyboard.
Delete the Complex Effect	Deletes the selected complex effect. In the context menu of the complex effect, click on Delete.
Copy the selected copy effect	Copies the selected complex effect to the clipboard. In the context menu of the complex effect, click on Copy.
Paste the Complex Effect	Pastes the copied effects from the clipboard to the selected complex effect. In the context menu of the complex effect click Paste.
Apply the complex effect to a waveform	You can apply complex effect to the waveform by dragging the complex effect to the waveform
Turn sub-effect off	You can turn sub-effects off in your complex effect. Expand the complex effect and uncheck the sub-effects you want to be disabled.
Drag-and-drop	You can drag complex effect into folders or other complex effects.

Music Morpher Gold 5.0 recognizes and plays the following audio formats: WAV, MP3, OGG, APE, FLAC, WMA, AIF, AU, NIST, IRC, CDA, WV (WavPack), SPX (Speex), MPC (Musepack), TTA (True Audio), CUE (CueSheets). Music Morpher Gold 5.0 can create/save new files into these formats: WAV, MP3, OGG, APE, FLAC, WMA, AIF, AU, NIST, IRC. As the wma codec is not supplied with AV Music Morpher Gold 5.0, you might need to download its 9th version from Microsoft to enable playback of WMA audio files. Click here to go to the web page where you can download WMA codec.

MP3 Fraunhofer encoder/decoder are NOT available for FREE in AV Music Morpher Gold 5.0 (both trial and full versions) any more, instead, they will be shown as inactive options. Users who want to use these options must pay extra fee to get the key to activate the options in the FULL version. The use of the MP3 and MPEG plug-ins is licensed from the manufacturers. To fulfill our licensing agreements with these organizations, we must accurately keep track of the number of registered users for royalty purposes.

The application includes the MP3 technologies from these providers: MPEG Layer-3 audio coding technology license from LAME; MPEG audio coding technology license from MPG123; MPEG Layer-3 audio coding technology licensed from Fraunhofer IIS and Thomson (unregistered by default). You can save constant or variable bit rate and up to 320 kbps stereo and can save ID3 meta-data directly onto the file within Music Morpher Gold 5.0. You can do anything (in terms of editing, processing, mastering, etc.) to an MP3 file that you can do to any other file in Music Morpher Gold 5.0.

As soon as you have successfully done subscribing for the MP3 Fraunhoufer license, you’ll receive an email which includes the license to activate the MP3 Fraunhofer Surround option:
- Check your email and copy the Mp3 Fraunhofer license,
- Open the AV Music Morpher Gold 5.0,
- Go to Help menu and choose Add-on Management,
- From the Add-on Management dialog, click the Add button,
- Paste the Serial Number for MP3 Fraunhofer license into the Serial Number box,
- Then click Add button on the Serial Number box to submit it,
- If the Serial Number is valid, the license will appear in the Add-on management - license management list.