Wavebox Audio Editor 4+

there’s another audio editor that is good, but doesn’t load auv3, and honestly, after about two years of use, this one has a great workflow. It’s so quick to get in there and make edits, the only thing that beats it in speed is my MPC and only because it has knobs and the jog wheel to speed up editing… but again, this one supports auv3. The only time I ever need more is when I need super-specialized AI tools, like for removing certain stubborn noise or if i need really good stem splitting then I need to use Acoustica on PC, aside from those things I can do everything and more here, there’s plenty of awesome auv3 plugins that I can’t get on PC, sometimes I like to just record some random noise with the built in mic and just twist it up using various auv3. It’s hella good fun, if you need a solid audio editor this is a good pick, and it’s still being updated, that’s pretty awesome. Heck I’d be willing to buy DLC for added features like spectral editing and more sound design features like a parameter envelope for effects would be amazing. Something like the envelope in Edison would be awesome, that i could assign to any auv3 paremeter and apply if I like it. This app is really fast and handy to use, I’d really like to see it push into creative territory like that.

This is the best waveform editor I’ve found by far. People always talking bout “workflow”. This app is so quick to use. You can load multiple files at a time. So that when you’re done with one you close it. And the next one is alrdy there. Most of everything you need is visible. Don’t have to search through menus. Great UI

And it also lead me to dawnbeats, which is new but has some features that’s making me question if I should just use it.

I own Ableton, and Logic, and know how to go crazy on a track when I need to. And I know Audacity is free, powerful, etc... but I've always felt it clunky, like it was designed by linux hackers in 2005.

Wavebox, OTOH, does just enough for simple editing tasks, without getting bogged down in trying to do everything. Its interface is very Mac, and "just works". It's going to be my new go-to for quick audio editing, and it well worth the very reasonable purchase price.