Most of the analysis tools in Acoustica are related to the time and frequency content of the recorded audio. Making them perfect for describing which part of the recording contains the verse or chorus.Īcoustica 7's audio analysis includes real-time analyzers that give visual feedback on the audio that is played as well as tools that analyze audio selections in the clip editor. While labels have a specific point in time, regions have a beginning and an end. You can simplify the editing process by inserting labels and regions to your audio file. Each element can easily be bypassed and the order of the elements changed using drag and drop. User created chains can be saved including the processor settings for later use.

The Processing chain editor allows you to create a chain of processing tools and plug-ins. A very important window of Acoustica's GUI is the Processing chain. A unique feature of Acoustica 7 is the 'Correlation Meter.' This meter displays the phase relationship between the left and right channels of a stereo signal. Most of the windows can be adjusted in size and the user also has control of changing the position of individual windows. The workspace of Acoustica 7 is highly customizable. Acoustica 7 is available in a Premium Edition and a feature limited Standard Edition. Acoustica Premium Edition even supports multichannel audio recording and editing such as 5.1 and 7.1 surround sound. Acoustica 7 offers support for state-of-the-art audio resolutions up to 32 bit and sampling rates up to 384 kHz, ensuring that all your work comes across at the highest quality. Acon Digital has completely re-written Acoustica from scratch to be compatible for both Mac and PC users.

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