Steinberg Wavlab Elements Retail Audio Post Production Software

WaveLab Elements automatically creates crossfades, letting you arrange, cut, fade, and blend music and voices exactly to your taste. It comes with a range of easy-to-use modules, combined in a handy channel strip, which help you to improve the sound of your master. The “single knob” concept means that you hear the results of your sound manipulation immediately, in real time. Mastering-grade effects EQ your music, enhance speech with the voice exciter and give the entire mix more punch using the compressor module — you need no in-depth knowledge of audio technology to create great results! If you want to explore more possibilities, WaveLab Elements’ Master Section includes more than 20 additional VST plug-ins, among them the mighty MasterRig suite, derived from WaveLab Pro. In WaveLab Elements, MasterRig comprises five studio-grade modules, including Limiter, EQ, Compressor, Saturator and Imager, offering a great choice of tools to improve the sound of your recordings with punch, saturation and more presence. Precise metering. Multiple file formats Keep track of your frequencies with metering options including Spectroscope, Level Meter and Oscilloscope. Once finished, you can render your audio into more than 15 different file formats, including WAV and MP3, ready to be published on almost any music platform. Simple, accurate editing WaveLab Elements is ready when audio needs to be edited quickly and precisely. A dedicated Audio Editor workspace provides a wide choice of processing tools which are valued by everyone who needs to be certain their audio is always correct. High quality zoom functions provide views down to individual sample level (micro seconds); tools for time stretching, pitch shifting and phase invert are there to manipulate your favorite sounds. The magnet snap functions make it easy to combine several audio files with no overlaps. Audio clean-up WaveLab Elements comes with a renowned professional restoration suite. RestoreRig is your first stop for r