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Vintage Tape Simulation
Using Tape Simulation you can give digital recordings the missing warmth of the tape
saturation effect produced by analog equipment.
Reverse
The sample data in the selected range is reversed along the time axis, i.e. the file will
now play backwards with the end placed at the beginning. This can create very
interesting effects, not to mention hidden messages frequently rumoured to be in
various songs....
This function is reversible: if you do not select a new range, activating this function
again resets the original material.
The option is only available when working in destructive editing mode, i.e. on an HD
wave file directly.
Sample manipulation
Change sample rate
Use this function to change the sample rate of a whole audio file. This may be needed
to convert a DAT recording at 48 kHz to 44.1 kHz for use on an audio CD.
After choosing the new sample rate you can select a file name for the new project.
If the resolution is increased the sample rate change will take place without any
quality loss, and the sample material will not experience fidelity reductions, but the
required hard disk space will increase.
If the resolution is reduced, then the overtones or high frequencies may be lost during
the sample rate change. For example, if the resolution of a 44.1 kHz sample is reduced
to 22.05 kHz, the frequency response of the resulting sample is reduced to 11.025
kHz. The frequency response is always half of the resolution specified. For a
conversion from a 48 kHz sample to 44.1 kHz, this loss in quality is not significant,