“Record audio and easily add effects to it”

TwistedWave is an audio editor with an intuitive interface and a number of solid features.

The simple interface makes it easy to record and save your own recordings. Thanks to the wave view you can quickly analyze and clean up your recordings. TwistedWave also makes it very easy to add samples to your recordings and move sections around.

The most notable feature of the program though is probably being able to apply effects even when a process is underway. TwistedWave implements changes fairly quickly and we suggest listening to your recording afterwards to make sure you're satisfied with it.

This feature wouldn't be complete without unlimited undo/redo which gives you a good level of flexibility when editing your audio recording. TwistedWave plays and exports all the popular audio formats you'll come across, including wav, mp3, ogg and aac.

The only drawback is the price. At $49.90, TwistedWave is a little bit expensive, for what is an excellent but very specific type of application.

Despite being a little expensive, TwistedWave is an excellent audio editor with intuitive controls.

Languages:

English

TwistedWave supports the following formats:

wav, aiff, au, snd, sd2, mpg, mp2, mp3, mp4, m4a, aac, caf, flac, ogg/vorbis, wma

Recent changes in TwistedWave:

Vertical zoom.
Scrubbing.
Support for WavPack and Wave64 files.
Added a level meter.
Added the File/Analyze menu item to gather some info about the waveform.
Added the option to lock the channels together.
Ability to display times in SMPTE.
Uses the TimeCode reference from .wav and .aiff files.
It is now possible to select the channels used for recording/playing.
New shortcuts: shift mouse wheel to scroll, and command wheel for vertical zoom.