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Fix damaged, noisy, or degraded recordings, from removing background noise to repairing clicks and crackle, and bring old or low-quality audio back to life.

Clean up, tighten, and polish dialogue, voiceover, and podcast recordings for clarity and consistency.

Keep projects organized and maintainable, from library and session management to preferences, notes, and automated folder setup.

Measure and analyze technical properties of audio, such as loudness, frequency content, channel count, and other quality metrics.

Shape, manipulate, or generate sound effects and ambient textures, whether building from scratch or reworking existing recordings into something new.

Apply final touches to a finished mix, dialing in loudness and tonal balance before delivery.

Search, tag, preview, and manage large libraries of samples, sound effects, and audio assets.

Edit and organize the metadata attached to audio files, such as titles, tags, categories, and other descriptive info.

Bring audio to a consistent, target loudness level, for delivery specs or a uniform listening experience.

Add movement and creative control with modulation tools, such as LFOs, envelopes, and multiband routing, to shape sound beyond standard automation.

Set up a session before you start working, so everything's organized and ready to go from the first move.

Convert audio between formats or sample rates, and restructure channel layouts, such as splitting, joining, or fixing mono/stereo/multichannel configurations.

Connect and collaborate with other artists or professionals remotely, no matter where everyone is located.

Reduce unwanted room reflections and reverb picked up in a recording, for a drier, more controlled sound.

Split a mixed track into its individual components, such as vocals, drums, bass, and more.

Generate synthetic speech or clone a voice from reference audio, for dialogue replacement, localization, or creative use.

Isolate vocals from a mixed track, separating them from instrumentation and other elements.

Design virtual room acoustics or match audio to a real recording environment, for spatial placement, dialogue blending, and immersive mixing.

Convert mono or stereo audio into surround or immersive multichannel formats.

Quickly see what's inside a session file, such as tracks, clips, plugins, and markers, without opening the DAW itself, so you can check contents, listen, or pull out specific parts before committing to a full open.

Position and move audio across surround or immersive speaker formats.

Reduce or reshape a competing element in real time so dialogue, vocals, or a lead instrument stay clear.

Re-sync or relink a session's audio when picture cuts change or file references break, without manual relinking or exports.

Convert a project session, including tracks, clip positions, markers, and tempo maps, from one DAW's format into another, so a project can move between different software without starting over.

Swap or layer new sound effects, Foley, or ambience over existing audio, and keep the replacement in sync with the original edit structure across tracks.

Convert speech to text automatically, for captions, notes, or searchable transcripts.

Overlay flashes, streamers, or text to guide precise timing during recording and performance sessions.

Turn recordings or samples into atmospheric pads, room tones, drones, and background textures, for sound design, sound editorial, or filling space in a mix.

Automatically detect scene cuts in video or EDLs, and export them as markers or cut tracks to align audio editing with the picture.

Measure and correct the sync offset between audio and video signals.