AUDIO EDITING
Putting powerful and extensive audio editing at our fingertips is very much an expected feature in any modern DAW. However, with so many options available, it’s easy to become overwhelmed, and there’s nothing more tedious than drilling down into the depths of the manual when all you really want to be doing is producing music.
With these ten tips, we’re going to unlock a selection of useful and universal audio editing features. They range from the simplest of cursor and keyboard moves to both nondestructive and destructive editing trickery, as well as some of the more complex audio manipulation features available, such as flexible timestretch editing and quantising.
By necessity, we’re going to be demonstrating each tip in one of two specific DAWs – Apple Logic Pro X and PreSonus Studio One 4. Even so, you’ll find that many of these features do exist in
