Audio (1549 programs)

Pros: Lossless audio quality editing. Simple layout for precise audio cutting. Built-in audio recorder tool.

Cons: Outdated user interface design. Learning curve needed.

Pros: Huge database of music. Extremely simple to use. Keeps a history of searched-for songs. Well-integrated social aspect.

Cons: Won't recognize every song.

Pros: Lightweight and easy to install. Simple and beginner-friendly interface. Automated offline tuning is easy to use. Works well for basic sample correction. Low system requirements.

Cons: Lacks modern advanced autotune features. No real-time pitch correction. Limited usefulness for professional production. Cannot properly tune drums, breakbeats, voices, or foley effects.

Pros: Very quick and lightweight application. Powerful FreeDB track look-up. Built-in cutting and joining tools.

Cons: Album look-up is sometimes inaccurate. A few small bugs reported by users.

Pros: Heavily-packed with effects and instruments. Hefty professional loop library. Built-in Freesound.org search engine. Powerful video editor added.

Cons: Some instruments look outdated. Rip and burn features need more improvements.

Pros: Free with no ads or tracking. Supports online and local music playback. MP3 download and offline listening. Lyrics integration and playlist import.

Cons: Occasional inconsistency in music sources.

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

Cons: Limited functionality.

Pros: Very handy. No configuration required. No more cables and wireless transmitters / receivers!.

Cons: Some equipment may not be recognized. Latency between what's played and what you hear.

Pros: Automate songs or programs for radio stations. Connect to other radios on air. Add extra audio materials when on air. Adjust the audio currently playing.

Cons: Cannot host online streaming. Cannot record on air audio. Requires extra programs with ZaraRadio. Limited language support.

Pros: Drag-and-drop interface. Supports multiple audio formats. Useful basic editing tools.

Cons: Limited advanced editing features. Dated interface.

Pros: Dual workflow with Arrangement and Session Views. Wide selection of instruments and effects. Strong integration with MIDI controllers. Real-time audio warping and stretching.

Cons: Steeper learning curve for beginners. High system demands on large projects. No AU plugin support on Windows.

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

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

Pros: Free and lightweight Windows utility. Simple one-click connection after pairing. Wireless playback from mobile to PC. Clean and minimal interface.

Cons: No support for phone calls or microphone input. Audio quality depends on Bluetooth hardware and drivers.

Pros: Add 6 different cue points. Move easily between 3 views. Auto BPM matching. 3 types of cross fading techniques. Drag and drop tracks from library window. Quick access to sample player and editor. Wave editing.

Cons: Line dragging cross fade is not very precise. No measure numbers in equalizer. Only 30 sounds included in library. Only 5 equalizer presets. Strict file search.