Label Editor 1.0.1.172

Label Editor is a software tool developed by Steinberg for editing labels on audio tracks in a digital audio workstation (DAW).

Label Editor can be accessed through Steinberg's DAW software, such as Cubase or Nuendo. It is usually located in the menu bar or can be opened by right-clicking on an audio track and selecting the Label Editor option.

In Label Editor, you can add, edit, and delete labels on individual audio tracks. This allows you to organize and categorize your audio files, making it easier to navigate through your project.

Yes, you can customize label colors in Label Editor to make it visually appealing and to differentiate between different types of audio tracks or regions. This can help you quickly identify specific parts of your project.

No, Label Editor is specifically designed for editing labels on audio tracks. If you need to add markers or annotations, you should use the dedicated marker or annotation tools in your DAW.

Yes, you can import and export label information in Label Editor. This allows you to share labels between projects or collaborate with others who are using the same software.

Yes, Label Editor provides options for batch editing of labels. You can select multiple audio tracks and apply changes to their labels simultaneously, saving you time and effort.

Yes, Label Editor includes a search feature that allows you to search for specific labels based on their names or any other defined properties. This can help you quickly find and manage specific audio tracks.

While the exact limit may depend on the specific version or configuration of the software you are using, Label Editor generally supports a large number of labels, allowing you to organize your project extensively.

Label Editor is a feature available in most Steinberg DAWs, including Cubase and Nuendo. However, it's always recommended to check the documentation or feature list of your specific version to confirm its availability.