Opens a new wavefile in the editor.
Allows the user to open a wavefile.
Allows the user to open a wavefile.
Saves the current wavefile.
Allows the user to save the wavefile in a new file.
Exits the Editor.
Copies the current selection. (Later to the clip board.)
Deletes the current selection and places it into the clip board.
Inserts the content of the clip board at the current pointer position.
Allows the user to insert a silence at the current pointer position.
Opens the format dialog .
Plays the wavefile over a given audio-device (see Options).
Pauses playing the wavefile (not implemented yet).
Stops playing the wavefile.
Records a wavefile over a given audio-device (see Options) (not implemented yet).
Allows the user to filter the current selection with a deeppass filter.
Allows the user to filter the current selection with a highpass filter.
Allows the user to add an echo to the current selection.
Allows the user to change the volume of the current selection.
Allows the user to change the volume of the current selection in a nonlinear way.
Allows the user to optimize the volume of the current selection.
Allows the user to change the dc-offset of the current selection (not implemented yet).
Allows the user to optimize the dc-offset of the current selection.
Allows the user to filter the current selection with a fuzz filter.
Allows the user to cut small signals from the current selection.
Allows the user to shift the pitch of the signal of the current selection (not implemented yet).
Allows the user to distort the signal of the current selection.
Allows the user to calculate a hullcurve over the signal of the current selection.
Allows the user to compress the signal of the current selection. The level is a number in the range 0.0 to 1.0, but should be smaller than 1.0. At level 0.0 the signal doesn't change, at level 1.0 you will lose data, because the result will be a signal of -1.0 and 1.0.
Allows the user to expand the signal of the current selection. The level is a number in the range 0.0 to 1.0, but should be smaller than 1.0. (If you compress a signal at level 0.5 and then expand it at 0.5, the signal has not changed!)
The user can select the audio-device like /dev/dsp.
Allows the user to select the colors of KSoundSys's signal display area.
Invokes the KDE help system with the KSoundSys help pages displayed.
Displays essential information about KSoundSys.