How to Use the Test Tone to Add Beeps in WaveLab | Q&A with Greg Ondo

When some parts in your audio aren’t suitable for broadcast, it’s probably time to use the beep censor. In this brief video demonstration we’ll show you how to add beep sounds to audio files, so that any form of profanity or classified information is replaced and remains unheard. Have fun watching!
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[@nondelusional]

WOWS !!!!! totally AWESOME ,

[@spiritman5613]

I think this is VERY useful...

[@zlippery1]

Wavelab should make this more clear. For a example a "Censur" button with automatic 1 k test tone which is standard.

[@tubeman1983]

How do you do that in Cubase?