The WireTap Studio Editor is completely lossless and non - destructive. With the Record lossless original option checked in the saving pane of the preferences or session window, it doesn't matter what settings the audio was recorded at, you will always have the original audio - at its original quality - to work with.

Use the editor to convert your recording to a low bitrate mp3, add audio effects, delete portions and silence others - then save the changes. Don't worry, the next time you open that file in the editor it will still have all of those changes, but you can up sample to CD quality sound, remove audio effects and restore deleted audio, save these changes and your audio will be as pristine as the day it was recorded.

With the lossless original safely in the background, reverting a recording to it's original condition is as simple as going to the File menu and selecting Revert to Original Recording.

Any file in a format that WireTap Studio supports can be opened in the editor. You will be given the option to import the file into the library to take advantage of its lossless capabilities.

Note: The true power of the the WireTap Studio editor can only be realized with the Record Lossless original option checked in the saving pane of the preferences or session window. The editor is still lossless and non-destructive, but the quality the recording was saved at is the best quality that recording can ever have.

The WireTap Studio Editor Window
	The Editor window layout and setting the Editor preferences. The WireTap Studio Editor Window The WireTap Studio Editor Preferences

Editing Tools and Options
	The tools available and how to use them. Deleting Audio Silencing Audio Cropping Audio Splitting Recordings in the Editor Editing Silence Using Markers Removing Hiss and Hum from a Recording

File Format and Tags
	Change file format or settings with no loss of quality to the original recording. Add Tags to mp3 and mpeg-4 aac audio recordings. Changing File Format in the Editor Adding Tags to a Recording

Using Fades and Normalizing Audio
	Change the duration and or type of fade in the editor. Normalize audio to prevent distortion or match audio levels. Using Fades in the Editor Normalizing Audio

The Effects Inspector in the Editor
	Audio Unit effects can be added to, or removed from a recording with no loss of quality to the original recording. Using the Effects Inspector in the Editor