Music Editing Master

Load a track into Music Editing Master and it will be displayed on the interface as waveform or spectral view. From said interface you will be able to access multiple editing options: insert silence, remove parts of the track, fade in/out, amplify and more. From the user friendly interface you will also be able to access some other handy features: audio converter, audio recorder, text to speech, and more.

Download a 14.8MB archive, extract and run the executable inside, click through the instructions presented onscreen by a setup wizard – these are the steps you must go through to get Music Editing Master up and running on your Windows-powered machine. It is, in all fairness, a simple process that will take little of your time.

The panels from the bottom of the interface allow you to navigate your PC and locate music files. Once you find an audio track, you can very easily load it. As mentioned above, the track you load into Music Editing Master will be displayed as waveform or spectral view (you get to choose which). Next to the waveform or spectral display, there’s a panel that lists multiple operations, filters, and tools.

Lots of useful editing functionality is put at your disposal. And lots of extra functionality is put at your disposal as well. Here’s a quick look at the main features Music Editing Master has to offer: join audio files, rip audio CDs, extract audio from video, convert text to speech, merge with video files, convert to another format, numerous editing operations to choose from, multiple filters to choose from, record audio, play audio, edit tags, burn audio CD, burn data DVD.

Music Editing Master is not free, it is only free to try. Whenever you launch the application, a prompt will show up and remind you of this fact.

The great thing about Music Editing Master is that it puts lots of useful functionality at your disposal. You can use it to rip CDs, convert audio files, edit audio tracks, extract audio from video, and more.