In the Audio Montage, automatic splitting of multi-channel audio files into mono or stereo clusters makes it fast to import a large multi-channel file. The detailed new selection options include highly flexible frequency-domain selection in the Spectrum Editor. Featuring comprehensive controls to make precise editing easier, it’s also possible for external editors to work on selected channels only. Supporting up to 22.2 surround layouts of WAV files (including Ambisonics files for pre-authoring purposes), a multi-channel file can be opened, edited and saved like any other set of mono/stereo files. WaveLab 11 introduces extended support for multi-channel interleaved files and, for the first time, multi-channel interleaved editing in the Audio Editor. With improved multi-channel file handling, multiple track sub-lanes and analysis meters, multi-core processing and more, WaveLab further enhances its status as the true art of mastering. The cover shows the pangenome wrapping a globe and uses a sequence tube map rendering of a pangenome graph relating ten haplotypes within the highly variable HLA-A locus on chromosome 6 created by Adam Novak at the University of California, Santa Cruz.With significant new features for stem mastering, multitrack editing, plug-in parameter automation and podcast production, WaveLab 11 has the concept of “multi” running throughout it. These results come from an early stage in the pangenome project, which ultimately aims to capture the genetic diversity of at least 350 individuals. Two additional papers use this new resource to study regions of the genome that include repetitive DNA: one looking at segmental duplications, the other at the short arms of acrocentric chromosomes. In this week’s issue, the Human Pangenome Reference Consortium presents the first draft human pangenome, which combines genetic material from 47 genetically diverse individuals to provide a more complete picture of the human genome. But it has its limitations: one genome cannot hope to capture the diversity of the human species. The human reference genome has been the backbone of human genomics since the release of the draft sequence in 2001.
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