There are three main sections of the main interface; the menus, the toolbar, and the status bar.
Menu
The main menus are File, Edit, Media, View, and Help.
The Media menu allows you to select a function from a menu, as well as use the hot keys.
Toolbar
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Stop |
F5 |
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Stops audio playback or recording
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Beginning |
Shift+F6 |
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Moves the audio playback position to the beginning of the audio file
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F6 |
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Moves the audio playback position back one step interval as configure in View, Playback Speed.
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Play |
F8 |
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Starts audio playback from where the audio playback position is.
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Play Speed |
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Opens a dialog to control playback speed.
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F7 |
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Moves the audio playback position forward step interval as configure in View, Playback Speed.
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End |
Shift+F7 |
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Moves the audio playback position to the end of the audio file.
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Record (Append) |
F2 |
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Starts recording at the end of the audio file.
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Record (Insert) |
F3 |
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Starts recording and inserts audio recorded at the audio playback position.
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Record (Overwrite) |
F4 |
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Records over selected audio. In order to use the overwrite function, you need to mark the beginning location of what you wish to overwrite. This is done with the Mark Beginning and Mark End buttons. To overwrite audio, follow these simple steps: Step 1: Press the Mark Beginning button when the audio playback position is where you wish to start overwriting, and the Mark End button when the audio playback position is where you wish to stop overwriting. CustomMike should look something like this:
Step 2: Press the Record (Overwrite) button.
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Mark Beginning |
F11 |
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Sets where to start overwrite of audio.
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Mark End |
F12 |
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Sets where to end overwrite of audio.
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Volume Levels |
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Displays the Volume window.
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Status Bar
The status bar contains information on which device is being used to control CustomMike, and the recording position of when recording audio. There is also a button that opens the File Information window.
