Time Ruler Menu - WaveLab Elements - 12.0

Displays frames per second for various SMPTE timecode types and for CD resolution.

You can specify the timecode type in the Time Format dialog.

Displays time units. You can set additional parameters for the time units in the Time Format dialog.

Displays positions based on the number of samples. The number of samples per second depends on the sample rate of the audio file. For example, at 44.1 kHz, there are 44100 samples per second. You can set additional parameters for the samples in the Time Format dialog.

Displays bars and beats. You can set additional parameters for bars and beats in the Time Format dialog.

Displays positions in megabytes. Decimals represent kilobytes.

Displays a grid in the Audio Editor or in the Audio Montage window, aligned with time ruler marks; that is, the major ticks on the time ruler.

• In the Audio Editor, you can apply the setting for the main view and the overview individually.

• In the Audio Montage window, you have three further options:

  • Hide

  • Show in the Background

  • Show Over Clips

Opens the Time Format dialog, which allows you to edit the appearance of the time ruler formats.

With this option activated, the current time format of the time ruler is used as the default.

If this option is activated, the ruler’s zero position is set to the beginning of the first sample.

If this option is activated, the ruler’s zero position is set to the current edit cursor position.