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Cubase 15: Audio analysis with WaveLab Go ARA extension

Demo summary

The demo shows the WaveLab Go ARA integration inside Cubase, specifically using the spectrogram and harmonic selection tools.

Step-by-step

  1. Open the WaveLab Go ARA extension within Cubase
  2. Switch to the Rainbow View spectrogram
  3. Make a selection within the spectrogram
  4. Select the harmonics for the current selection

Options

  • Use WaveLab Pro instead of WaveLab Go for advanced features

Tips

  • Use WaveLab Go as a starting point for analyzing and correcting files

Highlights

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