Third-party VST support was also improved. First, it beefed up its external effects support with new External FX Buses, which have dedicated windows that feature sliders for Latency, Send Gain and Return Gain. Steinberg also improved WaveLab’s ability to handle effects in a couple of different ways. Also, you have the option to render live input streams through the master bus and plug-in chain, making it possible to print live inputs with effects. The enhancements continue with Audio Montage support of Multitrack Recording. The new Inline Editing option allows you to open audio clips from the main window and non-destructively edit them in either the Spectrum or Waveform editor. Steinberg also redesigned the Audio Montage interface, including the window itself and its Inspector and Track List windows. Switching back and forth is seamless and latency-free. Now you can A/B your Audio Montage against any audio file. The feature is frame-accurate and is perfect for placing sound effects and music cues.Īnother headline addition is a dedicated Reference Track. If you turn on the Video Follows Edit Mode, you can drag an audio clip around in a track, and the video display will follow. Read more Product of the Week: Arturia 3 Delays You’ll Actually Use.

Now you can have a video track within Audio Montage and view it in its own dedicated window, which can be undocked from the main GUI and moved to another part of the screen or to a separate monitor.

You can now edit audio while locked to a video track, which opens up WaveLab for use in post-production workflows it wasn’t previously able to handle. One of the most exciting additions is video playback support. Steinberg simultaneously released WaveLab Elements 10, which is a less expensive version with a smaller feature set, but we’ll focus here on WaveLab Pro 10. With the recent release of version 10, it’s more powerful than ever. WaveLab Pro is among the most fully featured audio editing and mastering applications on the market.

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