Audio Editing Software
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What is Audio Editing Software?
Audio editing software allows the user to create audio recordings, and edit them. Also called DAWs (digital audio workstations), audio editing software can be used for creating podcasts, music, or to create and mix complex audio productions.Features of Audio Editing Software
Audio editing software provides the following features:- Record live audio, or upload prerecorded files
- Save and output audio as a variety of file types (e.g. .wav, mp3, etc.)
- Simultaneously record multiple tracks for large complex productions
- Virtual mixing device for live instruments or microphone
- Virtual instrument rack
- Swappable patches via a sound / instrument library
Pricing Information
Audio editing software is generally available via purchase of an installed license, and free editions with limited capabilites are common. Some audio software packages are available via subscription, or as part of a creative cloud suite.Related Categories
Frequently Asked Questions
What audio editing software do professionals use?
Without a question, Ableton, Adobe Audition, and Logic Pro X are among the most popular tools amongst professionals in the music, radio, podcast, etc. industries. However, tools like GarageBand and Audacity are just as popular for those running indie productions with smaller budgets.
What are some free or open-source audio editing tools?
A popular, free audio editing program that is known for also being very robust and easy-to-use, is Audacity. Other popular free or open-source audio editing tools are Audiotool, Ocenaudio, and GoldWave.
What does audio editing software do?
Simply put, audio editing software enables users to edit or create audio files. Audio editing software has a variety of uses from the music industry to radio and podcasts.