Adobe 22011292 User Guide - Page 52

38 CHAPTER 4 Navigating the Edit View Stereo vs. Mono If a stereo waveform is loaded, the Wave Display is split horizontally. The waveform's left channel appears at the top of the window while the right channel is at the bottom. A stereo waveform The total height of the Wave Display window is utilized for mono waveforms. A mono waveform Navigating the Wave Display The following movements are crucial to navigating the Wave Display window: Defining a Range Left-click on one side of the range portion you want to select and drag left or right. Changing Range Boundaries Hold down the Shift key and left-click on the range boundary you want to move, and drag the boundary to its new location. Select All Double-click in the Wave Display to select all of the waveform you currently see. Triple-click in the Wave Display to select the entire waveform, whether you can see it all or not. Selecting Only the Left Channel Click near the top of the left (upper) channel to select the left channel only. The mouse cursor will acquire a boxed "L" when you do this. Selecting Only the Right Channel Click near the bottom of the right (lower) channel to select the right channel only. The mouse cursor will acquire a boxed "R" when you do this. Waveform View/Spectral View The Wave Display offers two ways to represent audio data: Waveform View and Spectral View. Switch between the two methods using Adobe Audition's View menu.