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The audition duration is three seconds by default. You can change this value by
choosing Options-Global, selecting the General tab and changing Audition
Commands for ( ) Seconds.
Presets are a way to store dialog box settings so that you can apply the exact same
processing or effect again in the future. The following table tells you how to use
presets in the effects dialog boxes.
Many audio processing and effects presets are supplied with SONAR.
Increasing or Decreasing Volume
SONAR provides three commands to boost or cut the volume of audio data. The
3dB Louder and 3dB Quieter commands are used to increase or decrease the
volume by three decibels, respectively. For more information on the decibel scale,
see “The Decibel Scale” on page 355. You can apply these commands several times
in succession to get a larger boost or decrease. The Normalize command
“normalizes” the audio data: it boosts the volume until the maximum amplitude is
reached somewhere in the data. By normalizing the data, you achieve the
maximum possible volume without distortion or clipping.
Like all the audio processing commands, these commands work by modifying the
waveform data. You can achieve volume changes non-destructively using
automation. For more information, see Chapter 13, Using Automation.
To do this... Do this...
Save the current settings as a preset Enter a preset name and click the Save
button
Use a preset Select the preset from the dropdown list
Delete a preset Select the preset, then click the Delete
button
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