Personally I think the user-interface is waaay nicer than Audacity. What are the pros and cons of using it? How does it compare to Audacity? I'd be happy to link to your site, embed any recordings you've done with it, etc. I'd love to hear from any of you who have actually used it (or are currently using it). Stuff like noise reduction and, of course, other stuff none of us would ever use. But it still has support for a lot of the effects and plugins that Audacity supports. There's no support for multiple tracks which means it's a bit easier to use than say Audacity or Ardour (or GarageBand, etc). During my research, I stumbled across something called ' ocenaudio'. Worth keeping an eye on IMHO for occasions when its particular features might come in handy for a particular task.I'm writing an article for my blog on all the free software downloads available for voice actors. In the current version you can't stop it scanning effects in standard locations but apparently this will be fixed in a new version. Here the program runs fine under XP and Windows 7, but some users have reported crashes on startup if it doesn't like their vst effects. This gives rise to interesting workflow possibilities particularly when compiling from source material to target material. Selections can be converted to regions which can be named, adjusted, and if desired converted back to selections for manipulation. The selection(s) can be dragged into a files pane thus creating a new file containing only the selections, or can be dragged onto an existing file add to its end. Interesting (unique?) features include the ability to make multiple simultaneous selections in an audio file, to which effects can be applied or the selected portions deleted en bloc or by inverting the selections, kept. ocenaudio also has powerful features that will please more advanced users.'

It is the ideal software for people who need to edit and analyze audio files without complications. 'ocenaudio is a cross-platform, easy to use, fast and functional audio editor.

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