Adobe 22011292 User Manual - Page 55
Zoom frequency graphs, Analyze amplitude
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USING ADOBE AUDITION 51 Editing audio files 0 dB Reference Determines the amplitude at which full scale, 0 dBFS audio data is displayed. For example, a value of zero displays 0 dBFS audio at 0 dB. A value of 30 displays 0 dBFS audio at -30 dB. This value simply moves the graph up or down; it does not change the amplitude of audio data. Adjust the 0 dB Reference to calibrate this display to another decibel reference, like sound pressure level (SPL). Value at [x] Hz Reveals precise amplitude for specific frequencies when you position the mouse over the graph. Overall Frequency For the start point of a selected range, indicates average frequency. Overall Musical Note For the start point of a selected range, indicates keyboard position and variance from standard tuning (A440). For example, A2 +7 equals the second-lowest A on a keyboard tuned 7% higher than normal. Zoom frequency graphs In the Frequency Analysis panel, you can zoom graphs to analyze frequency in more detail. ❖ Do any of the following: • To zoom in on a graph, right-click and drag the magnifying glass icon in the vertical or horizontal ruler. • To navigate a magnified graph, left-click and drag the hand icon in the vertical or horizontal ruler. • To zoom out on a magnified graph, right-click in the vertical or horizontal ruler, and choose Zoom Out to return to the previous magnification, or Zoom Out Full to zoom out completely. Zooming and navigating a Frequency Analysis graph Analyze amplitude 1 In the Waveform Editor, choose Window > Amplitude Statistics. 2 To calculate statistics from an entire file or selection, click Scan or Scan Selection. (By default, statistics are calculated from the center point of files and selections.) You can adjust a selection in the Editor panel. Click Scan Selection again to recalculate statistics. 3 Evaluate amplitude on the following tabs: • The General tab displays numerical statistics that indicate dynamic range, identify clipped samples, and note any DC offset. Last updated 2/16/2012