Audio Editing Software: Computer software designed for capturing and manipulating digital audio. This can involve editing for production, digital signal processing of the audio recording, saving the file in a different format, converting from stereo to mono, compressing a signal, changing the sample rate or bit depth of the data file. Stereo editing software can only handle 2-channels of audio whereas multi-track software can handle multiple channels. Popular editors include:
- Sound Forge (Windows)
- Peak (Mac)
- Audacity
- WaveLab
- ProTools LE
Digital audio editors can be both destructive and non-destructive. [ Audio Glossary ]
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