Magic Music Editor

Magic Music Editor has recently received a major upgrade, and the new version promises a more impressive experience for both newbies and repeat customers. The software now comes with a more powerful and visually engaging interface, designed to ensure that users have access to the full range of features offered by this multifunctional audio editing tool.

Among the new features added to the editor includes the ability to display waveform images of audio files, apply various audio effects, convert file formats, synthesize speech, extract CD tracks, do batch conversions and burn new CDs. For newbies, there are now more humanistic settings in place, making it easier for them to navigate the editor in just a few simple steps.

Users can do the following when using this application: open, create and save audio files, cut and paste audio files in the waveform window, extract tracks from CDs, show file properties and play audio files or selected parts of them. Additionally, users can record audio files from microphones or other input devices.

Users can also add special effects to their recordings, such as echo and fade, or apply different effects such as amplification, delay, equalizer, flanger, invert, normalize and multi-tap delay. The editor also comes with filters to enhance the selected part of an audio file, such as ban-pass filter, high-pass filter, low-pass filter, high-shelf filter, low-shelf filter, and notch filter.

Other features include the ability to edit tags for mp3, mp2, and wma files, insert noise or silence, insert DTMF, convert audio files, convert audio files with effects, convert channels, erase disk, burn audio CDs, edit WMA information, and use a mark list to name the selected part or special part of the audio data.

Overall, Magic Music Editor offers a range of impressive features and settings that are ideal for both newbies and experienced users. The interface is visually appealing and easy to navigate, making it easier to edit and customize audio files.