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Start panel and Browser panel
Begin your work by clicking on recent files or projects listed in the Start panel, or by dragging files from the Browser panel and dropping them into the Start panel.
Multitrack Mixing
Audio mixing takes place in the multitrack editor, where you can add audio effects to both tracks and clips. By using sends and buses, you can create complex mixing structures.
Audio Editing
In addition to basic editing operations like copy, cut, and paste, you can enhance audio files using the FX rack or tools such as Interplate, Noise Reduction, and Gain Envelope.
Audio Processors
An audio processor allows you to save a combination of audio editing operations with predefined parameters. You can then quickly apply these operations to audio files by simply running the processor.
Batch Processor
To convert file formats or process multiple files at once, create a batch processor: choose your files, select a processor, set the target format and location, then click Run and wait for completion.
CD Burning
Audio CD burning is fully supported, including customizable gaps between tracks. After burning, you can choose to verify that the tracks were written to the CD successfully.
Audio Effects
Soundop offers a range of powerful built-in effects and supports VST, VST3, and ARA plugins. Features like FX Groups, Mid-Side Splitter, and Parallel FX Groups enable you to create sophisticated combinations of audio effects.
Analyzing Audio
For comprehensive audio analysis, utilize the level meters, Loudness Meter panel, Phase Analysis panel, Correlation Meter panel, and Frequency Analysis panel, all available in both the audio file editor and the multitrack editor.
Editing Metadata
Soundop supports several metadata formats. You can select a target file format to view its native metadata formats and set preferences to save only those formats with the audio file.
