Main Panel
Wave Selection - Media Player - Sample Selection - Normalization - Main Buttons - Status Bar
Graph Panel
Graph - "View At" Fields - Apply Button - Graph Buttons
In Wave Selection section, select your wave file, and give a name of the wave file you want to save. You can also drag and drop your input file from Windows Explorer so that Wave Splitter will write the whole path for you.
Media Player is here to help you to select your sample. Use Jump to Position to make the Media Player start at a precise point. You can set it in milliseconds or HH:MM:SS.
In Sample Selection, simply indicates the values, in milliseconds or in HH:MM:SS of the start and the end points of your sample. Use the Now buttons to set a field at the current position of the Media Player. Use the little "play" buttons to start media player from the points you have set in these fields.
Normalize allows you to change the amplitude and the offset of the signal. It is recommended to check the box after having visualized the graph for the part of the signal you want to split. Wave Splitter will then show the Amplitude and the Offset coefficients it has computed. You can modify the values manually.
Go : starts the split.
Reload : reloads the input wav file from the disk.
About : displays information about Wave Splitter (there is an easter egg there...).
Quit : closes Wave Splitter.
This is a status bar. It can show what percentage of work is done during processing but can also help for debugging puposes.
This graph represents the signal of the input wav file. The scale is determined by the values "Start view at" and "End view at". To set these, you can either set the values manually or use your mouse. A single left-click sets the "Start view at" value, a single right-click sets the "End view at" value. A double-click on the graph makes Wave Splitter play the wav file from where you click.
Start View At and End View At fields show the values of the start and end points you want to visualize. You can set them manually or use left and right click directly on the graph. To see the interval you have defined, press on the Zoom In button.
Click on the Apply button to set the begin and end for your split file according to the "Start view at" and "End view at" values.
Refresh : redraws the signal from the start.
Current : redraws the signal according to the given start and end values.
Zoom In : draws what is between the start and end values, then draws the first half of the interval (zoom X2).
Zoom Out : draws a larger interval that contains what is already shown.
View All : draws the complete signal of the input file.
Hide : hide the graph panel.
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