ocenaudio

When an application comes with an intuitive GUI and easy to understand controls, this encourages even beginner users to experiment with it and discover its features. Such is the case with ocenaudio.

As you would expect, you need to start by selecting the source file (either via drag and drop, or by manually browsing to it). Numerous formats are supported (PCM, FLT, ALW, CAF, ASIG, WAV, DAT, AU, AIFF, VOC, AAC, AMR, MP3, M4A, 3GP, MOV, OGG, WMA, ASF, FLAC, TTA, APE, MKV, AVI, OCEN and many more), so chances are you will be able to process your required track without issues.

Once a file is loaded within the main window, you can preview its contents as a timeline, and you can start making one or more selections using your mouse. This way, you can easily apply effects to several fragments of your tracks without needing to perform multiple operations.

It needs to be emphasized that ocenaudio supports VST plugins, so you can increase the number of available effects using dedicated plugins.

When it comes to the effects integrated within the application, they are grouped in relevant categories, such as amplitude, filter, equalization, delay, dynamics processing, time and pitch, noise reduction and specials.

You also get the possibility to insert silences, normalize or smooth your selections.

If you are interested in analyzing your audio file, you can examine the statistics generated by ocenaudio for the current channel, along with various FET analysis charts.

You can also explore and modify metadata information for the currently open file, meaning you can edit fields like song name, artist, album, genre, year or artwork.

To wrap it up, ocenaudio is a feature-packed solution for meeting all your audio-related needs, then exporting the result to numerous supported formats.