Common Software for Audio Editing

Audio editing software is a type of application software that is used to make changes (such as record, compose, mix, copy, paste, etc.) in audio data. Here, we have listed all the common software for audio editing.

Common Software for Audio Editing

Audacity
Adobe Audition
GarageBand
Ableton Live
FL Studio
Hindenburg Pro

Other Useful Software For Audio Editing

LogicPro
AudioLab

Audacity

For desktop, laptop, tablet
Record, export/import audio
16-bit, 24-bit, and 32-bit audio support, high-quality resampling and dithering
Add/edit effects (echo, limiter, distortion, etc.)

Adobe Audition

Cloud-based
Record, edit, mix, restore audios
Keyframe dragging, essential sound panel for making professional audios
Create podcasts, repair and restore audios, etc.

GarageBand

For apple devices only
Create music with or without instruments
Powerful synths, shape-shifting controls, complete sound library
Fully equipped music creation studio

Ableton Live

For desktop, laptop, tablet
Compose, record, arrange, mix, an instrument for live performance
A large no. of sound effects and instruments
Work on multiple tracks at once, spectral resonator, etc.

FL Studio

For laptop, desktop, tablet
Virtual effects, synthesizers, pattern-based audio sequencer
Record/edit live performance, render 4K videos
Multi-track recording, pitch scaling, etc.

Hindenburg Pro

For laptop, desktop, tablet
Audio fixing, multi-track editing, audio normalization
Supports 24-bit audio files, EQs, compressors, etc.
Good for radio interviews and podcasting

LogicPro

For macOS only
Record, edit, manipulate MIDI, Integrated Dolby Atoms tools
A large no. of plug-ins, expanded surround mixer, etc.
Complete professional recording studio

AudioLab

App-based
Record, convert, mix, merge audio files, make ringtones
Text-to-speech, speech-to-text, voice changer
Noise removal, audio normalization, etc.