Audio (1535 programs)

Pros: Wide range of audio and video formats. Comprehensive suite of extra features. CD ripping and audio conversion.

Cons: Can malfunction on some Windows versions. Limited selection of skins and visual effects.

Pros: Supports multiple file formats. Features bookmarking tools. Multiple voice options. Simple and clean interface.

Cons: Steep learning curve. Lacks native language support. Requires manual voice pack installation.

Pros: Real-time pitch correction and tuning. Easy-to-use interface with visual feedback. High compatibility with major DAWs. Flexible controls for natural or creative results.

Cons: Can be CPU-intensive on older systems. Requires practice for full Graph Mode mastery. High cost compared to similar tools.

Pros: Organizes wavetables and oscillators. Offers over 1000 wavetable combinations. Offers 150 wavetable shapes. Free to use for 3 days.

Cons: Limited number of shapes available.

Pros: Volume control. Dialogue enhancement. Virtual surround sound.

Cons: No 32-bit support. Only available for Windows 10.

Pros: A streamlined means to mix audio tracks with accuracy.. It is more economically priced when compared to more advanced systems..

Cons: There are not as many advanced options as professional platforms.. As it is still in beta testing. some bugs may be present..

Pros: Professional audio editor. Comes with high-end features. Free for non-commercial use. Supports multiple file formats. Includes royalty-free sound effects.

Cons: The interface is not beginner-friendly.

Pros: True low-latency performance suitable for gaming. Supports streaming PC audio to multiple devices. Ability to use phone as a wireless mic for PC. Reliable, lag-free experience via USB connection.

Cons: Performance heavily dependent on Wi-Fi stability.

Pros: Adjust microphone or speaker volume. Provides modular graphical user interface. Utilizes minimal system resource. Compatible with online streaming platforms.

Cons: Designed only for audio beginners. Requires audio devices and sound drivers on computer. Doesn’t support ASIO or WASAPI.

Pros: Straightforward Interface. Does Not Need Long Learning Curve. Allows You to Export Tracks in Various Formats. Comes with Basic Editing Features.

Cons: Can Only Edit One Track at a Time. Does Not Allow You to Jump Around Within the Track Using Keyboard Shortcuts. Only has 12 Built-In Effects. Not for Professional Editors.

Pros: Quick installation process. Operates efficiently for swift conversions. Preset profiles available.

Cons: Limited functionality.

Pros: Includes the Standard version. Offers more advanced tools. Has a highly-detailed user manual. Free.

Cons: Steep learning curve.

Pros: Simple and easy to use. Customizable interface with numerous skins. Can adjust tempo, key, and volume.

Cons: Hunting down tracks can take time. Audio quality isn’t very clear. Lacks a number of modern song options.

Pros: Does the job. Trim or join. Make basic audio adjustments.

Cons: Extremely basic. No editing tools. Scant help. Looks old fashioned.

Pros: Entertaining app. Great for viewing TV when you're out.

Cons: Sound issues with volume and quality. Headphone functionality not free.

Pros: Has hardware synth integration. Has over 14,000 sounds in its library. Enhanced features like the arpeggiator and synthesis engine. A redesigned user-friendly interface.

Cons: Requires a whopping 8GB of RAM and 64 GB of spaceGB of free space as the minimum.

Pros: Open source software. Option to start a live broadcast. Provides various editing and mixing tools. Suitable for beginners and expert videographers.

Cons: Comes with a learning curve.

Pros: Simple graphical user interface. Automated tuner. Optimizes drag-and-drop method.

Cons: Limited to WAV files. Inconsistent sample rate conversion routine. Inconsistent downsampling process.