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Table of Contents New Features . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 Introduction . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 System Requirements . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11 Getting Started . . . . . . . . . . .
Generate Processes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 44 Amplitude Processes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 45 Preferences . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 46 Device Preferences . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
New Features New features and improvements in SpectraLayers One 7.0.20 Unmix Stems: Sensitivity • Unmix Stems now has a Sensitivity parameter for each instrument, to adjust how the artificial intelligence perform the separation. See Unmixing Layers. Export Stems (Standalone) • In the standalone application you can now export audio stems from all your project layers using File › Export Audio of All Layers…. See Importing and Exporting Layers.
More New Features Transform Tool • The Transform tool now allows you to duplicate a layer or selection content while moving and rescaling, and preserve formant and loudness while pitching up and down. See Transform. Transform Selection Tool • The Transform Selection Tool is a new tool, which allows you to move and rescale selections without touching the content. It can be found under the Transform tool. See Transform Selection.
VU Meter • Monitor output audio level while playing or recording. Spectral Playhead • The playhead now highlight what spectral content is being played (for instance if a selection exist, or if using the improved Playback tool and playing only a specific frequency range or ignoring a selection). Selection Area Numeric Fields • You can now visualize and edit numerically the boundaries of your selection. Export Individual Layers • You can now export the active layer (in addition to the whole mix).
Introduction Spectral… In most audio applications, audio is displayed as a waveform that represents audio in the time domain (amplitude vs. time): This representation shows the global power of sound; however it doesn’t show what’s inside the sound. Spectral data represents sound in the frequency domain. You can think of it like a musical score: the higher the peaks in the spectrogram, the higher the tones; the stronger the peaks, the stronger the tones.
…Layers The layer system, similar to tracks in a DAW, allows you to refine your work extensively in a nondestructive way, thanks to transfer operations and the additive and subtractive nature of layer mixing. If you cut and paste data from one layer to a different layer, you transfer data nondestructively: the sum of the two layers is identical to the source data, but you have full control over the state of the data you extracted to that new layer.
• Transform tools allows the user to shift layers and selections in time or to rescale (pitchshift, time-stretch) them. • Selection tools allow the user to select spectral data. • Modification tools allow the user to retouch spectral data. • Drawing tools generate spectral data from scratch. • Measure tools give the user specific information about spectral data. • Navigation tools allows the user to navigate the spectrogram. 10 SpectraLayers One 7.0.
System Requirements Windows • Windows 10 (64-bit) • Dual-core processor (quad-core processor recommended) • 4 GB RAM • 4 GB of free hard disk space (for temporary files) • OpenGL 3.3 capable graphics adapter (DirectX11 recommended) • 1280x720 display resolution • Windows-compatible audio hardware NOTE Installing on Windows 7 and 8 is allowed, but not officially supported. macOS • macOS 10.14 (Mojave) or macOS 10.
Getting Started Beneath its streamlined interface, SpectraLayers One provides you with powerful tools for spectral editing. This topic will help you find your way around the application so you can unlock its full potential. 1. When you first start SpectraLayers One, the tools are unavailable until you open a file or create a project. 2. We’ll create a project by opening an existing audio file. Click File › Open to open an audio file. It will become the first layer of your project.
pitch of sounds in your audio file. You can play your audio file by clicking the Play button at the bottom or pressing Space . 3. Before performing any edits, you need to select a layer. Click the layer in the Layers panel to select it if it isn’t already selected. A selected layer is highlighted in the Layers panel. 4. The first step in most editing is selecting data in the spectrogram. Let’s create some selections. Take a closer look at some frequencies.
Experiment with different FFT sizes to find the setting that allows you to see each line clearly. 6. Let’s select some frequencies so we can cut them and paste them to a new layer. Click the + With the Rectangular Selection tool in the Tools toolbar. Add to Selection button in the Tool Settings toolbar selected (or by holding down the Shift key), click a few frequencies on top of each others, and see how they are also highlighted. It means they have been added to the selection.
b. Click the New Layer button at the bottom of the Layers Panel (or choose Layer › New) to create a new layer. Notice the new layer is highlighted, meaning it’s now the active layer. c. Choose Edit › Paste or press Ctrl + V (Windows) Cmd + V (macOS). Notice the spectral color of that layer match its color setting in the Layers panel. TIP 2.
The Importance of FFT Size As mentionned in the Getting Started section, the FFT Size parameter (found in the Display Panel) is quite important for several tools and processes in SpectraLayers One.
So sometime you may need to focus on the more horizontal parts, sometime on more angled parts, or verticals, or find a compromise to see most of what’s important nearly in focus. Here’s the same example under 3 differents FFT Size: As you can notice, some parts are more precisely defined depending on FFT Size chosen. It’s up to you to decide what is relevant and needs to be the most precisely defined. 17 SpectraLayers One 7.0.
User Interface 1. The Tools provide direct access to spectral transforms, selections, modifications, drawings, measurements, and navigation. 2. The Tool Settings show parameters for the currently active tool, so you can fine-tune each tool to your needs. 3. The Overview Bar, Timeline and 3D Pad display a schematic view of your project and help you navigate. 4. The Waveform Display shows the amplitude of the layers in your project. 5.
Tools Area 1. Transform Tools can move and scale layers and spectral selections. 2. Selection Tools offers a variety of shapes and algorithms to select spectral data. 3. Modification Tools apply direct modifications to the spectrogram. 4. Measurement Tools provides measurements and annotations on your spectrogram. 5. Navigation Tools let you visualize and hear your spectrogram in details.
Waveform and Spectral Display Area The Waveform Display shows the amplitude of the layers in your project. You can’t directly act on it, except for moving individual wave samples. It is more used as a visualization and navigation display. At the right of the waveform display is the amplitude scale. Use it to zoom vertically, either by using the mouse wheel or the scroll bar on the right side. The top of the amplitude scale displays the current power unit. See how to Define Units and Scales.
Panels Area 1. The Display Panel lets you adjust every display settings in real time : area, amplitude, spectrogram parameters, etc. 2. The History Panel lets you go back in time with your edits : undo or redo any action. 3. The Channels Panel lets you mute, solo, activate or deactivate any channel of your project. 4. The Layers Panel gives you an oversight of your layers and let you mute, solo, activate them or adjust their phase and volume. 21 SpectraLayers One 7.0.
Transport Bar Area The Transport Bar provides access to transport commands (Play, Stop, Rewind, Record…), the current timing of the playhad, and a VU meter. 22 SpectraLayers One 7.0.
Project Handling Managing project files, tabs and data. File Menu The File Menu manages file input and output, as well as new project creation. Creating and Opening a Project File › New Project Creates a new project from scratch, with a blank layer. The new project will appear as a new tab in the project tabs. File › Open… Opens an existing project or audio file. If opening an audio file, it becomes the first layer of a new project. It will appear as a new tab in the project tabs.
Saves the active project under a different file name if the project already existed. Importing and Exporting Layers File › Import Audio as Layer… Import an audio file as a new layer in the active project. TIP If this is the first audio file you’re importing and you don’t have any other layers, you don’t need to create a project first. Just use File › Open. File › Export Audio of Active Layer… Export the active layer as an audio file.
Time Management Project › Insert Time… Insert a time range at any point in your project. Silence will be created. All layers of the project are affected. Project › Delete Time… Delete a time range at any point in your project. All layers are affected. Project › Crop Time… Crop a time range (leave only a certain time range) at any point in your project. All layers are affected. Format Management Project › Reformat… Change the project format. • Mode: Choose how to change the format.
View and Panels Manages the user interface and your project states. View Menu The View Menu manages the user interface. Show and Hide Guides View › Unit Grid Show or hide unit grid. The subdivision is based on the timeline, amplitude scale and frequency scale. View › Time Markers and Regions Show or hide time markers and regions. View › Spectral Markers and Regions Show or hide spectral markers and regions.
TIP You can lock the center the waveform display to zero. View › Frequency Unit Choose the frequency unit: Hertz, Pixels, Octave, Notes, Normalized. The pixels unit is based on the FFT Size and Resolution parameters of the Display Panel. TIP You can lock the bottom of the spectral display to 0Hz. View › Frequency Scale Choose the frequency scale: Linear, Mel, Bark, ERB, MIDI-logarithmic. The scales are ordered from the most linear to the most logarithmic.
Display Panel Controls the project display paramaters. NOTE Not all parameters are visible by default. More parameters can be shown using the Display Panel Menu. Color Mapping: Enables and disables the Composite View mode. Composite View show all layers mixed and assign a color map to the spectral display. The Color Map increases the visual dynamic range. When Composite View is disabled, each layer shows it own color, as seen in the Layers Panel.
The Delete Current State button will undo the current action, remove it and any action after it. Channels Panel Manage channels. The Mute buttons and Solo buttons allows you to mute or solo specific channels. When a channel is muted, it becomes invisible in the waveform and spectral NOTE display. When a channel is soloed, non-soloed channels becomes invisibles in the waveform and spectral display.
When a layer is muted, it becomes invisible in the waveform and spectral NOTE display. When a layer is soloed, non-soloed layers becomes invisibles in the waveform and spectral display. You can mute or solo a single layer regardless of all other layers state by pressing Ctrl (Windows) Cmd (macOS) while clicking the Mute or Solo button. TIP To clear mute and solo states on all layers, click the Mute and Solo buttons at the bottom of the panel.
Layers Management Layers management in SpectraLayers One is done both in the Layers Panel and the Layer Menu. Layer Menu The Layer menu manages layers and groups. NOTE You can’t delete, rename or group external layers managed by an external host DAW when SpectraLayers One is used in ARA mode. Creating New Layers and Groups Layer › New Layer Creates a new blank layer in the current project. Layer › New Group Creates a new group in the current project. Groups can contain multiple layers.
Grouping and Ungrouping Layers Layer › Group Create a new group and put the active layer inside that group. Layer › Ungroup Delete a group without deleting its layers. Merging Layers Layer › Merge Up Merge the active layer into the layer above. Layer › Merge Visible Merge all visible layers (non-muted layers, or soloed layers). Layer › Merge All Merge all layers into a single layer.
Playback and Transport Controls playback and recording using the Transport Menu and the Transport Bar. Transport Menu The Transport menu manages playback, recording and the playhead. Basic Transport Controls Transport › Stop Stop the playback or recording. Transport › Play Plays the project. TIP You can press Space to start and stop playback. Transport › Record Record to the active layer.
the whole project. Transport › Return to Start on Stop Return the playhead to its start position when you stop playback or record. Transport › Scrolling Chose how to scroll the display when the playhead goes beyond the displayed time range. Can be None (no scrolling), Page (shift the display when the playhead leaves the display), Continous (continuously scroll the display so that the playhead remains centered).
Transport Bar The Previous Time Event button and Next Time Event button moves the playhead to the previous or next time event. This is equivalent to clicking Transport › Previous Time Event or Transport › Next Time Event. A time event can be a time marker or region, a spectral marker or regions, the start or the end of a layer, the start or the end of a project. The Loop Selection button loop playback or record over the selected time range. If no time range is selected, it will loop the whole project.
Tools The Tools provide direct access to spectral transforms, selections, modifications, drawings, measurements, and navigation. They are meant to be used in the Spectral Display. See User Interface. Some tools are grouped at the same location. When multiple tools are available, a small triangle appears in the bottom right corner of the tool icons. Long-click or right-click these icons to reveal the other tools.
Pitch Shifting: Pitch shifting applied to the current selection or layer, in percents. Axis Lock: Define what axis is active when clicking and dragging: horizontal, vertical, or both (bidirectional). Loudness Contour: When checked, perceived loudness is preserved when pitching up or down. Preserve Formant: When checked, formant is preserved when pitching up or down. Transform Selection Moves and scales selections without affecting layer data.
Frequency Fade: Fading frequencies at the borders of the new selection. Rectangular Selection Select a rectangular time and frequency range. Click and drag to define the rectangle. Replace Selection: Replace the current selection with a new selection. Add to Selection: Add the new selection to the current selection (or press Shift ). Subtract from Selection: Subtract the new selection from the current selection (or press Alt ).
Pressure Controls Strength: When pressed, this enables devices with pressure control to set the strength of the tool. TIP You can click a first point, the press Shift and click a second point. A frequency will be drawn between those two points. Measurement Tools Measure and annotate the spectral display. Navigation Tools Navigate and listen to your spectral display. Hand Pan around your spectral display. Click and drag to move the view.
[ Reset 3D ]: Reset to a 2D view. Playback Play specific parts of the spectral display. Scrubbing: When checked, plays continuously starting from where the mouse cursor is located. When the mouse is moved, playback continues from the new location. When unchecked, keep the first clicked position as the start position. Hold to Play: When checked, keep mouse the button pressed to play. When unchecked, the first click starts playback, and the second stops it.
Editing Selections Editing using spectral selections. See Selection Tools. Edit Menu Undoing and Redoing Edits Edit › Undo Undo the last action. See History Panel. Edit › Redo Redo the next action. See History Panel. Transferring Content Between Layers Edit › Cut Cut the selected area from the active layer to the clipboard. Edit › Cut Special › Cut to New Layer Cut the selected area from the active layer to a new layer below the active layer.
Edit › Copy Special › Copy to Layer Below Copy the selected area from the active layer to the layer below the active layer. If there is no layer below the active layer, one is created. Edit › Paste Paste the clipboard content to the active layer. Edit › Paste Special › Paste to New Layer Paste the clipboard content to a new layer below the active layer. Edit › Paste Special › Paste to Layer Below Paste the clipboard content to the layer below the active layer.
Loading and Saving Selections Select › Load Selection… Load a previously saved selection. • [ Selection Name ]: Choose the selection to load. • Replace Selection: Replace the current selection with the new one. • Add to Selection: Add the new selection to the current one. • Subtract from Selection: Subtract the new selection from the current one. • Intersect with Selection: Intersect the new selection with the current one.
Processes Process a selection or an entire layer. Each process has a [ Preview ] button and a Bypass option to listen the processed and unprocessed signal before applying the process. Some of these processes depends on the FFT Size parameter, see The Importance of FFT Size for more information. Generate Processes Processes that generate signals from scratch. Silence Process › Generate › Silence… Generate a silence. • Start: Start time of the silence. • Length: Length of the silence.
Noise Process › Generate › Noise… Generate noise. • Type: Type of noise. • Level: Amplitude of the signal. • Offset: Offset the signal by a percentage of the amplitude. • Start: Start time of the signal to generate. • Length: Length of the signal to generate. Amplitude Processes Change and remix channels amplitude. Gain Process › Amplitude › Gain… Apply an uniform gain. • Gain: Gain applied. Channels Remixer Process › Amplitude › Channels Remixer… Remix channels by defining a percentage for each channel.
Preferences Set application preferences, accessible via Edit › Preferences… (Windows) SpectraLayers One › Preferences… (macOS). Device Preferences Set playback (output) and record (input) device preferences. • Type: Device API type. • Input: Input device for record. • Output: Output device for playback. • Buffer Size: Size of the buffer for playback and record. • Use Preferred Buffer Size: (ASIO Only) Use the ASIO device preferred buffer size instead of the user defined buffer size.
additive). • Grid Color: Set the color of the unit grid, when it is shown. • Drawing Color: Set the color of tools drawings (such as when defining a rectangle or any other shape). • Transport Color: Set the color of the vertical playhead line. • Controls Color: Set the color of the tools controls (such as when changing the corners of a rectangle or any other shape). • Markers Color: Set the color of markers (both time and spectral). • Regions Color: Set the color of regions (both time and spectral).
Display Preferences Set default display units, guides and parameters. Default Unit and Scales • Time Unit • Frequency Unit • Lock Spectrogram to 0Hz • Power Unit • Always Center Waveform • Frequency Scale • Smoothing Method See Define Units and Scales for a description of each setting. Default Display Options • Markers and Regions • Spectral Markers and Regions • Grid • Snap to Grid and Markers See Show and Hide Guides for a description of each setting.
Paths • Cache Path: Folder where temporary sessions and layers data are stored. • Max Cache Recovery: How long should such data be kept after a crash. • Logs Path: Folder where SpectraLayers One logs are stored. Logs are useful for debugging. • Maximum Logs: Maximum number of logs to store. Older logs get deleted. • Presets Path: Folder where to store layout, shortcuts and tools presets.
pressing nothing or Alt or Ctrl (Windows) Cmd (macOS) • Invert Wheel Axes: Invert vertical and horizontal mouse wheel axes when browsing the Spectral Display. Define accordingly when you have a single axis wheel mouse or a dual axes wheel mouse. Load…: Load shortcuts preferences Save…: Save shortcuts preferences Reset: Reset shortcuts preferences. 50 SpectraLayers One 7.0.
External Integration SpectraLayers One can be called and embedded directly from and within other DAWs. This allow quick round-trip modifications without leaving your host DAW. ARA2 Plugin SpectraLayers One is available as a VST3 ARA2 plugins for DAWs and audio editors that supports it. ARA2 provides the tightest integration with DAWs, litterally making SpectraLayers One an extra editing feature embedded within your DAW.
Steinberg Cubase Starting with Cubase 10.0.30, you can assign SpectraLayers One as an ARA plugin to your regions. 1. Select an audio region. 2. Click [ Extensions ] and then SpectraLayers One, or go to Audio › Extensions › SpectraLayers TIP You can also Ctrl right-click an audio region, and then click Extensions › SpectraLayers Steinberg Nuendo Starting with Nuendo 10.0.30, you can assign SpectraLayers One as an ARA plugin to your regions. 1. Select an audio region. 2.
Magix Sequoia Starting with Sequoia 16, you can assign SpectraLayers One as an ARA plugin to your regions. 1. Right-click an audio region and then Edit audio file in Steinberg SpectraLayers… Magix Sound Forge Pro Starting with Sound Forge Pro 14, you can assign SpectraLayers One as an ARA plugin to your audio files. 1. Go to Tools › Edit in SpectraLayers (ARA)… Presonus Studio One Starting with Studio One 4.6, you can assign SpectraLayers One as an ARA plugin to your regions. 1.
Editing Pro Tools audio in SpectraLayers One In Pro Tools, choose AudioSuite › Other › SpectraLayers Edit to send audio to SpectraLayers One for spectral editing and then export the audio back to your Pro Tools project. 1. In Pro Tools, select the audio you want to edit. It can be a full clip or a time range within a clip. 2. Choose AudioSuite › Other › SpectraLayers Edit. The AudioSuite dialog is displayed. 3.
As an Editor You can assign SpectraLayers One as an external audio editor for the following DAWs, NLEs and audio editors: • Ableton Live • Apple Final Cut Pro • Apple Logic Pro • Image-Line FL Studio • MAGIX ACID Pro • MAGIX Vegas Pro • Native Instruments KONTAKT • Native Instruments REAKTOR • Steinberg HALion • Tracktion Waveform NOTE When you’re done editing in SpectraLayers One, click File › Replace Project Audio to send the edited audio back to the calling application. Ableton Live 1.
W ). Image-Line FL Studio 1. In FL Studio, choose Tools › External tools › File location. 2. Browse to C:\Program Files\Steinberg\SpectraLayers 7.0\Win64\SpectraLayers.exe. 3. Select Launch with sample. 4. Right-click a sample and choose Tools › SpectraLayers. MAGIX ACID Pro 1. In ACID Pro, choose Options › Preferences. 2. In the Preferences dialog, click the Editing tab. 3. Click [ Browse ] next to an Editing application box and browse to C:\Program Files\Steinberg\SpectraLayers 7.0\Win64\Spec
2. Enable SpectraLayers One as a wave editor: ◦ On Windows, browse to C:\Program Files\Steinberg\SpectraLayers 7.0\Win64\SpectraLayers.exe. ◦ On macOS, browse to /Applications/SpectraLayers 7.0.app. 3. Right-click the sample editor and choose Sample › Load into External Editor. Tracktion Waveform 1. In Tracktion, select a sample and choose Edit audio file › Set the audio editor to use. 2. Enable SpectraLayers One as a sample editor: ◦ On Windows, browse C:\Program Files\Steinberg\SpectraLayers 7.0\W
Appendix Technical reference tables. Keyboard Shortcuts Default keyboard shortcuts are platform dependents.
Action Keyboard Shortcut Edit › Delete Del Backspace Edit › Heal › Heal Bi-Directionally Ctrl + Del Ctrl + Backspace Alt + Del Edit › Heal › Heal Horizontally Alt + Backspace Edit › Heal › Heal Vertically Shift + Del Shift + Backspace Edit › Paste Ctrl + V Edit › Paste Special › Paste to Layer Below Shift + V Edit › Paste Special › Paste to New Layer Ctrl + Shift + V Edit › Redo Ctrl + Y Edit › Undo Ctrl + Z File › Close Project Ctrl + F4 File › New Project… Ctrl + N File › Open… Ctr
Action Keyboard Shortcut Select › Select Similar… Ctrl + F Tools › 3D Perspective D Tools › Cursor Selection I Tools › Decrease Brush Aspect Ratio { Tools › Decrease Brush Hardness Alt + [ Tools › Decrease Brush Size [ Tools › Eraser E Tools › Hand H Tools › Increase Brush Aspect Ratio } Tools › Increase Brush Hardness Alt + ] Tools › Increase Brush Size ] Tools › Lasso Selection L Tools › Marquee Selection M Tools › Playback P Tools › Selection Brush B Tools › Transform T
Action Keyboard Shortcut Transport › Play Shift + Space Media Play Transport › Play or Stop Space Toggle Media Play/Pause Transport › Preview Ctrl + Shift + Space Ctrl + Shift + Toggle Media Play/Pause Ctrl + Space Transport › Preview or Stop Ctrl + Toggle Media Play/Pause Ctrl + Left Transport › Previous Time Event Media Previous Transport › Previous Time Marker Alt + Left Transport › Record Ctrl + R Media Record Transport › Select End of Layer Shift + End Transport › Select End of Project
Action Keyboard Shortcut Display › Increase FFT Size PgUp Display › Toggle Composite View C Display › Zoom Freq In + Display › Zoom Freq Out _ Display › Zoom Selection Cmd + 8 Display › Zoom Active Layer Cmd + 9 Display › Reset Zoom Cmd + 0 Display › Zoom In Cmd + = Display › Zoom Out Cmd + - Display › Zoom Time In = Display › Zoom Time Out - Edit › Copy Cmd + C Edit › Copy Special › Copy from All Layers Cmd + Alt + C Edit › Copy Special › Copy to Layer Below Shift + C Edit › C
Action Keyboard Shortcut File › Exit Cmd + Q File › New Project… Cmd + N File › Open… Cmd + O File › Save Project Cmd + S File › Save Project As… Cmd + Shift + S Help › Online Help Cmd + ? Layer › Activate Above Up Layer › Activate Below Down Layer › Duplicate Cmd + J Layer › Merge Up Cmd + E Layer › Merge Visible Cmd + Shift + E Layer › Mute Cmd + Alt + M Layer › New Layer Cmd + Shift + N Layer › Solo Cmd + Alt + S Select › Deselect Cmd + D Select › Invert Selection Cmd + I
Action Keyboard Shortcut Tools › Marquee Selection M Tools › Playback P Tools › Selection Brush B Tools › Transform T Tools › Zoom Z Transport › Add Time Marker Shift + M Transport › Add Time Region Shift + R Transport › Loop Selection Cmd + L Audio Repeat Transport › Move Left Left Media Rewind Transport › Move Right Right Media Fast Forward Transport › Move To End of Layer Ctrl + Right Transport › Move To End of Project Cmd + Down Transport › Move To Start of Layer Ctrl + Left
Action Keyboard Shortcut Transport › Select End of Layer Cmd + Shift + Right Transport › Select End of Project Cmd + Shift + Down Transport › Select Left Shift + Left Transport › Select Next Time Event Alt + Shift + Right Transport › Select Next Time Marker Cmd + Alt + Shift + Right Transport › Select Previous Time Event Alt + Shift + Left Transport › Select Previous Time Marker Cmd + Alt + Shift + Left Transport › Select Right Shift + Right Transport › Select Start of Layer Cmd + Shift +
Session options Theses options can be called at launch or when a SpectraLayers One session is already active. Calling SpectraLayers One with options when a session is active will result in theses options being transferred to the active session. Command Description -deviceapi [API] Changes the active device to API. API must be an existing Type in Device Preferences. If API is not defined, it will switch back to the previously active API.
SpectraLayers Pro SpectraLayers SpectraLayers One Elements Import: AAC, AC3, + + + + + + 192Khz 96Khz 96Khz 8 2 (stereo) 2 (stereo) Meta Data Editing + + Markers Editing + + Improved Improved Improved (ergonomy/layers) (ergonomy/layers) (ergonomy/layers) + + + Composite View + + + Min/Max Amplitude + + + FFT Size + + + Resolution + + AIFF, WMA, AU, CAF, FLAC, MP3, Opus, OGG, RAW, WAV, ALAC Export: AAC, AC3, CAF, AIFF, FLAC, MP3, Opus, OGG, WAV, RAW Maximum Sampl
SpectraLayers Pro SpectraLayers SpectraLayers One Elements Unmix Layers into + Vocals only Vocals only Stems Unmix Layers into + Components Edit Undo/Redo + + + Cut/Copy/Paste/Delet Improved (more Improved (more Improved (more e actions) actions) actions) Heal Improved (AI) Transform + External Editors Up to 3 1 + + + + + + + + Select Select All/Deselect/Reselect Invert Selection/Invert Selection Frequencies Modify Selection (Expand/Contract/Fad e) Select Similar + Load
SpectraLayers Pro SpectraLayers SpectraLayers One Elements Transform Transform Selection Improved (more Improved (more Improved (more options) options) options) + + + + + + + + + Selection Tools Time/Frequency Range Selection Marquee Selection (Rectangular, Elliptical) Lasso Selection + (Lasso, Polygonal Lasso) Brush Selection + Magic Wand Selection + Frequency/Harmonics + + Selection Transient Selection + Editing Tools Eraser + + Amplifier + + Clone Stamp + Frequency R
Video Tutorials Online links to live sessions and tutorials for different SpectraLayers versions. SpectraLayers 7.
Index @ 3D, 19, 39 Groups, 29, 31, 32 H A Hand, 39 AAX Plugin, 53 History, 28 Amplitude, 28 ARA2 Plugin, 51 I Import, 24 C Insert Time, 25 Channels, 29, 45 Interface, 18, 46 Close, 23 Composite View, 28 Copy, 41 Creating Groups, 29, 31 Creating Layers, 29, 31 Crop Time, 25 Cut, 41 Invert Selection, 42 L Layers, 29, 31 Loop, 33, 35 M Markers, 19, 33, 34 D Measurement, 39 Delete, 42 Merge, 32 Delete Layer, 31 Delete Time, 25 Deselect, 42 Modification, 38 Mute, 29 Device, 46 N Display, 2
Preferences, 46 Processes, 44 R Record, 33, 35 Redo, 28, 41 Reformat, 25 Regions, 33, 34 Remix, 25, 45 Rename Layer, 31 Rename Project, 24 Resample, 25 Reselect, 42 Resolution, 28 S Save, 23 Scales, 26 Scrolling, 34 Select All, 42 Selection, 37, 42 Shortcuts, 49, 58 Silence, 44 Snap, 26 Solo, 29 Spectral Display, 20 Stop, 33, 35 System Requirements, 11 T Timeline, 19 Tone, 44 Tools, 19, 36 Transform, 36 Transport, 22, 33, 35 U Undo, 28, 41 Units, 26 V View, 26 VU Meter, 35 W Waveform Display, 20 Z Zoom, 39
