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Easy Audio Cutter - User Manual
Trim Tab
Trimming: Allows trimming a specific section of an audio clip by adjusting Start and End sliders.
Fades: Fade In and Fade Out durations can be customized to create smooth transitions. You can fine-tune the fade shapes using the Animation Curve fields.
Reverse Audio: Toggle this option to reverse the selected audio section (great for SFX like rewinds or magic effects).
Waveform Seeking: Click anywhere on the waveform visualization to instantly jump (seek) to that time during preview.
Real-time Update: The waveform updates in real-time as you adjust trim, fade, or reverse settings.
Merge Tab
Combine Clips: Combines multiple audio files into a single continuous clip.
Reorder: Use the '↑' and '↓' buttons next to each clip to change their order in the sequence.
Format Requirement: All audio files added to the list must have the same format (same sample rate and channel count) to ensure compatibility.
Preview: You can listen to the entire merged sequence before saving.
Adjust Volume Tab
Volume Control: Increases or decreases the volume of a single selected audio file.
Range: Use the slider range from -1 to 1. Negative values decrease volume, positive values increase it.
Safety: The tool automatically clamps values to prevent audio clipping (distortion).
Output: Saves the modified clip with an _Adjusted suffix to preserve the original file.
General Features & Controls
Shortcuts:
Inspector: Click the ✂ (Scissor) icon in the AudioClip Inspector's preview bar.
Project View: Right-click on any Audio Asset -> Easy Audio Cutter.
Component: Right-click the AudioClip component title -> Easy Audio Cutter.
Preview Volume: A global slider at the top allows you to adjust the volume of the editor's preview player without affecting the actual file.
Undo/Redo: Full support (Ctrl+Z / Ctrl+Y) for all slider adjustments, toggles, and list operations.
Waveform: Includes a red Playhead line to track playback position visually.
Output Format: All processed audio files are exported in WAV format for maximum compatibility.
Notes
Requires an AudioClip to be assigned before performing operations.
Preview audio is temporary and cleared from memory when the window is closed.
For best results, use high-quality source files.