FREQUIA® USER GUIDE
  • What is FREQUIA?
  • QuickStart Guide
    • System Requirements
    • Download
    • Installation
    • Reset Frequia
    • Create a New Data File
    • Import Audio Files
    • Start Training
  • Overview
    • Training Data Files
    • Hint Mode
    • Equalizer / Waveform Window
    • Equalizer Display
    • Equalizer Controls & Training Indicators
    • Training Start / Stop and Setup
    • Question Indicators
    • Training Buttons
    • Light & Dark Modes
    • Sweep Enable Mode
    • Performance Analytics
    • Adaptive Training Mode
  • Working with Audio
    • Importing Audio Files
    • Playing Audio Files
    • Software Audio Inputs
    • Master Section
    • Audio Settings
  • Advanced Training
    • Training Setup Page
    • Filter Selection
    • Parameter Selection
    • Frequency Resolution
    • Gain Type
    • Gain Resolution
    • Q Resolution
    • Training Mode
    • Fixed vs Variable Parameters
    • Adaptive Training
    • Sweep Enable
  • Terms & Conditions
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  • Supported audio file types
  1. Working with Audio

Importing Audio Files

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Last updated 2 years ago

To import an audio file, make sure FREQUIA is in Waveform view (by clicking the Equalizer/Waveform button shown below), then simply drag and drop an audio file onto the Waveform window.

FREQUIA displays up to five waveforms at a time, but you can import a virtually unlimited number of audio files.

Add an additional file

To add a file, drag and drop it in between the existing waveforms or at the end of the list.

Replace a file

To replace a file, drag a new file directly on top of it.

Remove a file

To remove a file, right-click on it and select ‘Remove’.

Supported audio file types

Frequia supports mono or stereo .wav, .aiff, .mp3, .flac, and .m4a files.

For information on how to set up software inputs (e.g., iTunes, Tidal, Spotify etc.), click here.

Equalizer / Waveform button
Dragging audio files on to the Waveform View