Anyone who does professional Audio Editing and Mastering can hardly avoid WaveLab. However, it can be annoying in your creative workflow in the DAW if you first have to export the audio file, then import it into WaveLab, edit it there and save it again, then load it into your DAW and position it in the right place. That’s why, in the past, we‘ve often resorted to the limited capabilities of DAW-internal audio editing instead
