Audio Edit Studio - Editor 4+

I bought this software because I needed a way to mix tracks. Unfortunately I cannot let another musician hear my track and record at the same time a new track, etc. What terminology you need to look for when purchasing software for multitrack recording:
multitrack recording, audio mixing, audio overdubbing when you do your searches. this app may do these things but I cant figure it out because the instructions are terrible. whats a marker do? hpw does it do it, show me a sample??? the app needs most of its help with its operating manual which is lacking badly. if you pay the 9.99 you can export a stereo track as a bunch of great formats like mp3, wav, mp4 etc. so thats cool. but I don’t think its for you if you want to combine and mix music where the other player can listen through headphones and then add a new track that matches your timing. Thats audio mixing. and over dubbing.

But for recording a stereo track at a time its awesome, and the sound quality is way superior to other apps I’ve tried. I was blown away at the quality of my drum set recording! crystal clear sound quality. So I’m exporting that as wav or mp3 into my new app I bought where I will then mix with other musicians.

Hope this helps you out.

I dont think the free version exports in a bunch of these formats so check that out.

later

Eruption into You Really Got Me, Spanish Fly into DOA, Sunday Afternoon In the Park into One Foot Out the Door, Intruder into Pretty Woman. Combining these tracks into a single project (song) so there is no ‘blip’ or gap between their transition, is a perfectly seamless integration with this application. I know many applications have done this for a long time…just saying this does it easily.
More importantly for me, however, OU812, for example, was mastered at a lower amplitude (the word I’m choosing to use) than any of VH’s other releases; I have the LP, casette and CD of this release to prove it. With the Audio Filter Dynamics Processor on this tool you can adjust the gain of an entire track, how ever many db’s you wish, with click of a button: Identical to increasing the analog input amplitude on a casette deck in the old vinyl days. Now when Finish What Ya Started plays I don’t have to turn the volume up or down when it’s right next to a Volbeat track in my mix. Life is Good!
I’m sure these features have existed in many applications for a long time but this was the first I have used. I’m old. I just burned my vast CD collection to MP3’s and dealt with the gaps and amplitude fluctuations as a fact of life…not anymore. With this tool it was something I could figure out quickly. My old Denon Casette Deck cost me $400 in 1987. I’m fine spending $10 for this 30 years later.

This program is pretty simple to use once you get the hang of it. However for what I use it for it would be nice if I could zoom in a little more. Also when I try to insert from the insert tab it doesn’t really seem like it’s doing anything to the audio at all Other than that I’m really digging it! Thanks!