Inspire Pro - Quick Start Tutorial

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🎵Audio Editor Quick Start Guide

Master the core process from import to export in just 5 minutes

Quick Start：

The diagram below shows the four core areas of the software to help you quickly learn the layout and main functions

Top Control Area

Time Display, BPM Settings, Save & Export Buttons

Playback Controls:Play (Shortcut: Spacebar), Pause, Stop, Record, etc.

Time & Tempo Settings:Millisecond-level positioning and MIDI tempo settings

Undo & Edit Mode Operations:Undo (Shortcut: CTRL + Z) and Redo (Shortcut: CTRL + Y), Track Editing (Shortcut: TAB) and Track Cutting (Shortcut: TAB)

Project Operations:Export current project to WAV, MP3, MIDI and other formats; Save current editing progress (Note: Saved in browser cache, files will be lost if cache is cleared)

Left Function Area

Import File, Add Track

Import File:Supports audio, MIDI, video and other formats

Track List:Manage all tracks, support mute/solo

Add Track:Add audio or MIDI track

Effects / Automation:Add or adjust effects and automate volume, pan, pitch

Middle Editing Area

Display Audio Waveform, MIDI Notes and File Name

Time Ruler:Precise Time Scale Positioning

Waveform & MIDI Display:Audio Waveform & MIDI Visualization

File Name:Current Audio & MIDI File Label

Editing Area:Perform Clipping, Editing and Other Operations

Bottom Adjustment Area

Volume & Pan Adjustment

Volume Control:Adjust Volume of Each Track

Mute / Solo:Solo Monitor or Mute Tracks

Bus Output:Main Output Volume & Limiter

Tips

You can start playback via the play button in the top control area, use the time ruler for precise positioning, and utilize functions in each area for audio editing and processing.

Operation Steps

Step 1: Import Audio File

Click the "Import File" button on the left function panel. Supports common formats such as MP3, WAV and MIDI.

📍 Operation Position：Left Panel

After import, files will automatically appear in the material library. Drag and drop to add them to tracks.

Step 2: Add and Manage Tracks

Click the "Add Track" button on the left to create a new audio editing layer. You can stack multiple tracks for mixing.

📍 Operation Position：Left Panel / Middle Waveform Area

The waveform displayed in the middle area is the loaded audio, and the file name is marked above the waveform.

Step 3: Add Effects and Adjust Parameters

Click the (FX) button on the page to open the effects setting panel

📍 Operation Position：1. Click the (Fx) button; 2. Click the add (+) button to add desired effects; 3. Adjust effect parameters

You can add multiple identical or different effects at the same time. Drag the number or setting area of an effect to adjust its position in the effect chain

Step 4: Audio Editing and Cutting

Switch between audio editing and cutting modes, track snapping, mute, solo and automation operations

📍 Operation Position：1. Switch between track editing and cutting mode; 2. Soft snap: align audio tracks with timeline or adjacent clips while moving; 3. Toggle solo or mute for current track (Note: Settings apply to exported files); 4. Configure automation parameters (Volume, Pan, Pitch)

In track editing mode, drag both ends of the audio clip to adjust playback speed freely. Use the white square handles that appear after selecting the clip to set fade in and fade out effects.

Step 5: Save and Export

Final Step

After editing, click the Save button at the top to save your project, or click Export to generate the final audio file.

📍 Operation Position：Top Right

It is recommended to save the project file first to prevent accidental data loss.

🎉 Congratulations! You have completed all beginner guides

Now you can start editing your first audio project.

Start Creating