WaveLab Elements is a complete audio editing and mastering program, tailored to hobby musicians, radio freelancers and home studio owners. WaveLab Elements provides quality tools that let you bring your audio recordings to perfection. It offers you editing and analysis tools, a valuable selection of restoration and mastering plug-ins and a CD burning engine.
v7.2 [Dec 18, 2011]
1.Play
--While playing a mono file, clicking on the bottom part of the
waveform could cause distortion sounds.
2.Compatibility issue with Waves plug-ins
Unloading a Waves plug-in could cause an error or crash in
WaveLab. Using Waves plug-ins in the batch processor
could lead to a crash. If the marker was placed beyond the
end of the last clip, it was not always possible to change its
time value.
3.Using Control Click to reset a slider
Master Section's Leveler and Peak Master plug-ins: using
Control Click to reset a slider to its default value could
cause the mouse pointer to move to the expected position,
but the parameter itself would not change
4.Direct X
Direct X plug-ins could not be rendered.
5.MP3 encoding with Lame
Choosing Lame encoder within the encoder dialog could
cause a crash.
6.Audio Montage plug-in parameters
Editing a VST 3 plug-in during playback was not possible in
the Audio Montage. Closing the plug-in window did not save
the changes made.
7.Reordering plug-ins within the Audio Montage
Having some plug-in windows opened, a crash could
randomly and asynchronously happen after re-ordering plugins
within a clip or on a track.
8.CD Wizard dialog
CD Wizard dialog: selecting the last three marker naming
modes from the menu did not enable the name text field.
9.Plug-in menu
A plug-in menu could appear partially out of screen in case
too many plug-ins were listed.
10.Localization
Two localization errors in the German start-up screen have
been fixed.
Mall Creeps
