AudioSuite is comprised of mainly two different applications – a waveform audio editor, and a digital mixing desk. However, once inside these two main utilities you will find that AudioSuite is also an audio player, an audio analyzing tool, an audio recorder, or an audio cutter and trimmer, among a wide range of options and possibilities.
If I had to pick up just one thing, I would stick to the precision level offered by AudioSuite’s editing tool. While most audio editors boast about the possibility of selecting audio portions as small as a millisecond, this tool lets you zoom in a section of the active audio track as tiny as a tenth of a millisecond! This guarantees a precision range difficult to find in any of its competitors. And then, built around this amazing feature, you will find a plethora of utilities, audio effects, spectral analysis tools, and denoising algorithms that make AudioSuite one of the best professional audio tools available.
Among the audio effects offered, you will find all the classics, like distortion, enhance, echo, chorus, reverb, compression, reverse, etc., and also some less common ones, such as the time-pitch stretch, the multiplier, or the frequency modulator. Its noise reduction utilities are worth mentioning, complete with a click detector and remover, and a spline tool. Also worth noting are the spectral analysis tools included in the editor – a spectrum analyzer, an oscilloscope, a spectrogram, and a waterfall spectral display. more
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