Instead of comping multiple takes and dialing in reverbs, the focus changes to bit depth, dither, limiting, stereo image, headroom, sample rate conversion, file formats, final EQ…. If you want your final output to be its very best, you need to be as savvy wrangling just two tracks as you are 200. We work our magic and reduce all of those tracks, in most cases, to a simple stereo audio file. For new users, the software is available now at an introductory price of €383.20.Those of us in the audio production world work with lots of channels: 80 inputs to our digital mixer, 64 streams recorded into the computer, hundreds of tracks for mixdown. If you purchased WaveLab 9.5 prior to this date, an update will cost you €79.99. Audio Montage Inspector and the track list have seen an overhaul, aiming to deliver user interface improvements with dedicated controls for audio, reference and video tracks.įor those who have been in possession of WaveLab since 17 September 2019, you are eligible for a free, downloadable Grace Period update to the latest version. The Audio Editor now features its own independent Undo/Redo history, as well as the Audio Montage sporting Undo/Redo. Also exclusive to the Pro version is the ability to record and render live input streams through the Master Section and the inserted plug-in chain.īoth versions of WaveLab now provide video playback, allowing you to arrange, edit and process the audio of a video within the Audio Montage, using the same video engine as Cubase and Nuendo. Reference Track is also new to WaveLab 10 Pro, which lets you drag in any audio file to the session as a reference, and switch playback between the reference and montage track with minimal latency. External editor support is also featured, meaning you can integrate editors such as SpectraLayers or iZotope RX into your workflow, allowing clips to be edited within these editors from within WaveLab.
WaveLab Pro offers external effect device integration, allowing you to set up external FX busses in your signal path for further mastering flexibility.
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