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When it comes to repairing audio, the waveform does a lot. But what it CAN’T do is let you see the various frequencies in your clip. That’s where Soundtrack Pro’s Spectrum Editor is unparalleled!
In this short, focused, video tutorial, Larry Jordan shows you how to switch between waveform and spectrum views, how to adjust the spectrum to represent human hearing, how to remove a specific frequency that contains an annoying noise, and how to copy and paste specific frequency ranges.
When you finish this tutorial, you’ll never look at your audio the same way again!
