

Is only applied to a certain range of frequencies. However the difference is that in SpectraLayers Pro you can select not only time but also frequency areas, so the process Processes work the same way they do in most audio applications: you select an area, and the process is applied to the whole

When this negative layer is muted, you get your original data back.

The layers nondestructively: the first layer still contain all the original data, and the new, inverted layer acts to subtract If you copy and paste data from one layer to a different layer, and then invert the phase of that new layer, you subtract Is identical to the source data, but you have full control over the state of the data you extracted to that new layer. If you cut and paste data from one layer to a different layer, you transfer data nondestructively: the sum of the two layers Transfer operations and the additive and subtractive nature of layer mixing.

The layer system, similar to tracks in a DAW, allows you to refine your work extensively in a nondestructive way, thanks to You should also play with the amplitude settings to see the small peak details in the spectral view. The size on the fly as the accuracy of your work highly depends on it (see The Importance of FFT Size). A FFT Size of 2048 or 4096 is usually good for most situations (with a file sampled at 44,100 Hz or 48,000 Hz). Spectral analysis uses discrete FFT analysis: you have to choose between time and frequency accuracy. Representation: music, voice, even noise. The spectrogram, the higher the tones the stronger the peaks, the stronger the tones. You can think of it like a musical score: the higher the peaks in Spectral data represents sound in the frequency domain. This representation shows the global power of sound however it doesn’t show what’s inside the sound. In most audio applications, audio is displayed as a waveform that represents audio in the time domain (amplitude vs. Table of Contents System Requirements Getting Started The Importance of FFT Size
