Edit History Pane

The Edit History pane keeps track of all the changes you have made to a clip in the clip editor.

The Edit History window pane is shown above with the list of all the changes made in the Clip Editor. The most recent change appears at the bottom of the list.

You can easily revert to a previous editing state by double clicking an entry in the history list. After reverting to a previous editing state, the yellow line will indicate the current state and possible redo states will appear in a gray color as in the screenshot below:

The current state is is immediately after Add Label was applied. The available Redo states are Apply Dynamics and Apply Equalize 2. Clicking Apply Equalize 2 will also redo Apply Dynamics as all preceding changes will be re-applied.

You can right click elements in the history list to reveal further options:

• Switch to State — Loads the clicked editing state (same as double clicking the element).

• Recall Selection — Recalls the selection state from the clicked editing state. This will reselect the region that was selected when the state was applied, without applying any processing. If for example you had DeNoise audio from 00:03 to 00:10, you can use Recall Selection to reselect the exact same time region.

• Show Processor Settings — If the editing step involved a processor, this will open the processor with the same settings, without immediately applying the settings to a region. This is useful if you would like to apply the same processing to a different region, or to modify processing without starting from scratch.

• Export Audit Trail (Premium Edition only) — Lets you export an audit trail in the HTML format that contains a detailed description of all the editing steps.