Steinberg updates WaveLab to v8.5.30

Steinberg has updated WaveLab to v8.5.30.

Improvements:

• The creation of Spectrometer snapshots is now possible.
• A range selection in the Audiofile workspace can now be done using key commands (shift + arrow right/left).
• A range selection within a waveform can now be done using key commands (shift + page up/down).

Issues resolved:

• USER INTERFACE: The "maximum audio length" warning message is now only displayed for burning/DDP creation or CD check function errors.
• USER INTERFACE: Pressing the ESC button now closes the dialog box instead of deselecting a range selection in the waveform editor.
• MARKER: When "audio in pauses" is toggled, the marker pauses are now updated correctly.
• CD: The CD check function now verifies redundant CD Track end markers.
• CD: Markers no longer show different time values when a Basic Audio CD (44.1 kHz) was created from 48 kHz files (using Crystal Resampler).
• FILE: The file history of an active WaveLab project is no longer deleted when another WaveLab instance is launched.
• FILE: An RF64 file larger than 4 GB, created using a Pyramix system, is now imported correctly to WaveLab.
• ANALYSIS: The Global Analysis no longer reports wrong peak points.
• ANALYSIS: Changing the value of the parameter "audio gain for analysis" in the Spectrogram option menu now works as expected.
• RECORDING: To avoid stability issues, a recorded file can now only be opened when recording has been finished.
• METADATA: Broadcast Wave (BWF) metadata information is now read out correctly.
• TEXT: An issue regarding text input when choosing "Generate audio CD report" has been solved.
• PLUG-INS: A Japanese language display error in the Crystal Resampler has been solved.