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Name

The name of the object.

Source Plug-in

The name of the audio source WAV file.

Notes

Any additional information about the object properties.

Click the Configure Columns... shortcut (right-click) option from the column header band.

The Configure Columns Dialog opens. Specify which columns to display and their order.

Source

Indicates if the information in the other columns, described below, refers to the Original version of the file or after it was Converted.

Channels

The number of distinct audio channels included in the audio source file.

Sample Rate

The value in Hertz (Hz) representing the number of times per second the audio source's digital audio signal is sampled.

File Size

The value and unit of measurement describing the memory size of the audio source file.

Duration

The length in seconds, from start to finish, of the audio source file.

Format

The audio format, such as PCM or ADPCM, of the audio source file.

(Link/Unlink)

Displays whether the make-up gain is applied across all platforms.

Make-Up Gain

The amount by which the volume level of the original audio file is increased or decreased.

Default value: 0
Range: -24 to +24
Units: dB

Crossfade duration

Defines the region around the loop points for which a crossfade is applied at each loop. This enables smoother loops and can be used to remove clicks and pop that can occur for certain loop points.

Default value: 0
Range: 0 to 60,000
Units: ms

Override file loop points

Defines which loop points are being used:

Mode

Defines which mode is used to display the waveform.

Reset

Resets the following elements:

Graph View (Refer to Chapter 42, Getting to Know the Graph View for an overview.)

Waveform

Shows the contents of the PCM (WAV or AMB) file, in Peak or RMS mode, over a timeline.

For more information on channel names and configurations, refer to Understanding Channel Configurations.

Envelope Edit - HDR

Defines if the editing of the HDR envelope is enabled or not. For this option to appear, the following conditions must be present:

Trim Start handle

Defines the trim begin position. Any content to the left of the Trim begin will be excluded during conversion and playback.

Trim End handle

Defines the trim end position. Any content to the right of the Trim end will be excluded during conversion and playback.

Loop Start handle

Defines the loop start.

Note: The loop points are only used when the parent sound has looping enabled.

Loop End handle

Defines the loop end.

Note: The loop points are only used when the parent sound has looping enabled.

Fade-in handle

Defines a fade-in region. The fade-in curve can be right-clicked to select which fade curve to apply.

Fade-out handle

Defines a fade-out region. The fade-out curve can be right-clicked to select which fade curve to apply.

Identifies an Audio Source integrity issue.

Place the mouse over the icon to see the integrity issue on the tooltip.

Click the yellow triangle icon to attempt fixing the issue.

For more information about integrity issues, refer to Resolving Audio Source Integrity Issues.

For a description of the Source Settings tab properties, refer to Common Properties.