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Make Destination the Source
This command takes the file that has just been processed in Classic Edit mode, and makes it into the Source file in a new workspace window. This is a useful feature, since most sound jobs require several passes utilizing several different signal-processing techniques to affect a complete audio restoration. When using this command, the program will prompt you to name the file. It is recommended that you accept the suggested name. The original Source file may be deleted when making the Destination the Source by using the appropriate checkbox in the dialog box. This command is grayed out until you actually have a Destination file.
This command takes the file that has just been processed in Classic Edit mode, and makes it into the Source file in a new workspace window. This is a useful feature, since most sound jobs require several passes utilizing several different signal-processing techniques to affect a complete audio restoration. When using this command, the program will prompt you to name the file. It is recommended that you accept the suggested name. The original Source file may be deleted when making the Destination the Source by using the appropriate checkbox in the dialog box. This command is grayed out until you actually have a Destination file.