Representations such as spectrograms or pitch-curves, or maybe you haveĪ multi-channel sound and want to look at each channel individually. You might want to zoom in to look at small portions, you might want other Tasks, a single waveform view of the whole sound might not be sufficient. Right-clicking on the play button brings up a popup menu with different play options. You can use the space bar to toggle between play and
Play/Record Use the tape recorderĬontrols to play and record audio. If your mouse is equipped with a scrollwheel, you can use this for scrolling and zooming in the sound under the mouse pointer: Spinning the wheel up & down will scroll, pressing Ctrl and spinning the wheel will zoom. The left mouse button is used for scrollingĪnd the middle mouse button (or shift-left button) is used for zooming. (Use Ctrl-Mousebutton on the Macintosh.) WaveBar The WaveBar is used The different parts of the interface brings up a popup menu with choices Each sound has a small arrow-shaped button in the upper left corner, that can be used to collapse the view of the sound into only a blue titlebar. You can add any number of sounds (using File | New or File | Open). You can load a sound file from disk or start recording, using the tape-recorder like controls in the upper right corner. When WaveSurfer is first started, it contains an empty sound. The basic document you work with is a sound. WaveSurfer has a simple but powerful interface.
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