Though Acoustica's interface might appear slightly more intimidating for a novice at first glance, once stuck in you’ll be pleasantly surprised by how easy most tasks are to execute.

Ease of useĪcoustica is simple and well thought out for the audiophile. Acoustica also supports unlimited undo and redo functions – very handy for the indecisive. The software includes a dynamic processor with graphical input, pitch transpose and a harmonizer that supports up to four voices. Finished files can be saved as WAV, WMA, OGG, or MP3 format and are therefore compatible with most personal audio devices such as an iPod, MP3 player or PSP. Audio recordingĪcoustica supports both timer as well as input level triggered recording and the software is compatible with most Windows audio devices. The built-in audio correction features for distorted recordings also works a treat and is able to remove crackle, clicks, hissing, clipping and even restores missing high frequency sounds. Having said that, the program does offer all the basic/intermediate functions that the average audiophile would require, such as equalizing, dynamic processing, reverb and flanger, as well as the ability to time stretch.

When compared to our 'Best Buy' winner, WavePad, there is a noticeable reduction in editing options. The set-up is quick and painless - within a few clicks, you will be up and running. Acon Media does include an update link directly on their download page. It's the perfect choice for the casual home user that simply wants to digitize their record collection without the steep learning curve often associated with audio editing software.īefore installing Acoustica, you will be asked to check your version of DirectX (9 or higher is required). Despite the reduction in effects options and advanced editing features, Acoustica 7.4 is a simple to use, Windows compatible, audio editor.

Acoustica 7.3