To make it easier to identify individual clips, you can assign colors to clips in an audio montage or prompt WaveLab to automatically assign a unique random color to each of your selected clips.
Procedure
- In the Audio Montage window, select the View tab.
- In the Clip section, click Color.
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Do one of the following:
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To assign a color to the active clip or to assign a color to multiple selected clips, choose a color from the color palette.
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To reset the active clip to the default color, select Reset Default Color.
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To automatically assign a random color to each of your selected clips, select Apply Random Colors.
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The color palette encompasses 20 different shades. With up to 20 clips selected, WaveLab assigns a different color to each of them, without repeating a color. Any clip that you select beyond this number is randomly assigned one of the colors of the palette again.
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As the colors are assigned in a random manner, applying this feature to the same set of clips repeatedly generates a different outcome for each iteration.
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NoteAlternatively, you can access the clip coloring features via the Clip Color option on the Clip tab of the Inspector window. However, in this case, coloring only takes effect on the currently displayed clip in the Inspector window.
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