WSDÃÔ audio data editing functions can be used to create SMAF files(.mmf) as follows:

To load a file, use the Open command in the File menu or drag and drop the file onto the application's window.
The specifications for compatible Wave files(.wav/.aif) which the WSD can read are as follows:

When the file is loaded successfully, the waveform will be displayed on the screen.

Audio data can be edited as required.
Highlight the section you wish to edit and select the appropriate menu item.

Normalize
The Normalize function increases the maximum possible volume without distorting the sound.

This function can be used in order to save audio data with a low sound volume in SMAF file(.mmf). This function is generally used to normalize the entire waveform.

Trimming
The Trimming function is used to capture a section of the audio data.

This function is used to extract the section of audio data which you wish to save in SMAF file(.mmf) from a long stream of audio data.
It can also be used to delete the leading or trailing blank segments in an audio data file.

Select the section of the data that you wish to hear and press the Play button to play it back.
It is possible to check the data after the trimming process.

Fade-in
The Fade-in function gradually increases the volume of the selected segment, starting from zero, to create a fade-in effect.

WSD includes a function for converting the sample data type to generate a SMAF/MA-2, 3, 5, 7 files(.mmf).
If the data can be saved in the selected format, the size of the newly generated SMAF file(.mmf) will be displayed (indicated by the red circle in the diagram below) when you select the target sound generator LSI. However, if no information is displayed, resample the data or convert the data to mono in accordance with the table below.
* Macintosh version supports only SMAF/MA-2, 3, 5 files (.mmf).

When you have finished editing, listen to the output to check the sound and save the data as a SMAF file(.mmf).

(OS:Windows2000,WindowsXP, Mac OS X 10.3 or later )