Magix SpectraLayers Pro 4 review: Audio editing with a bit of Photoshop style

Macworld
Mar 14, 2017, 9:00 am641 pts
Audio files are edited using waveforms, a visual representation of sound where amplitude and wavelength are displayed in a scrolling horizontal timeline. It’s the standard for all multimedia software, but waveforms lack the precision to dig deep into audio and alter specific areas, such as removing unwanted…

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