Adding Effects

You can add effects to imported or recorded sound clips to give them more personality. Use the Delay effect to make a voice echo across a chasm or the Pitch Shift to make a voice sound like a cartoon mouse. To learn more about all the available sound effects, —see Effect Stack View.

  1. Do one of the following:
    • In the Top menu, select Windows > Effect Stack.
    • In any view, click the Add View button and select Effect Stack.
  1. In the Timeline view, click on a sound clip to select it.

  1. In the Effect Stack view, click on the Add Effect button to bring up the list of available effects and select an effect.

The effect appears in the effects stack and a small, yellow-green fx icon appears on the sound clip in the Timeline view.

  1. In the Effect Stack view, click on the grey arrow beside the effect to reveal its parameters.

  1. Adjust the effect's parameters and use the Play Selected Audio button to playback the results until you get the desired effect.
  1. In the Effect Stack view, click on the checkbox beside the effect you wish to disable in order to remove the checkmark.

The effect is now disabled.

  1. In the Effect Stack view, click on the effect you wish to delete in order to select it.

  1. Click on the Clear Selected Effect button.

The effect is removed from the effect stack.