App Profile: Wavebox Audio Editor

ploiduh

Rating: 5/5

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.

Doug Boutwell

Rating: 5/5

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.

Kkdien

Rating: 5/5

I own pretty much all of the audio editing apps on iOS like auditor, twisted wave, koala, and various daws, etc. And this is my favorite to use overall. The best part is the ability to enter markers in real time, and then split this into smaller files that you can edit further and see all at once. Don’t sleep on this app! Especially useful in chopping up long files that have multiple loops all in one file.