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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
These 3 steps can be replaced by a single action using Edit › Cut
Special › Cut to Layer Below ( Shift + X )
2. Click the Mute button on the new layer or drag its volume fader to the left to reduce
its volume. Notice the content fades away from the spectrogram as well. If you play your
project, the frequencies you pasted to the new layer will be removed or attenuated.
NOTE
Creating multiple layers and experimenting with different tools will give you
a lot of flexibility to extract, restore or design the exact sound you need. You
can also adjust the display settings such as the FFT Size while using a tool if
needed.
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