Audio Editing is a fundamental and basic process heavily utilized in Music Production. The process requires a keen attention to detail and benefits from meticulous editing of audio files. Creatively slicing up vocals, sound, beats, percussions and effect clips and putting them together is an art by itself.
An experience audio editor familiarized with a DAW can make quick work of audio files by swiftly utilizing keyboard shortcuts to zoom in and out of audio clips and tracks to split up regions, move clips, copy and paste clips, remove imperfections and silence, apply fades and consolidate audio clips into unified audio files (Done well it would seem like it was a single continuous audio file). Audio editing does not end there, audio files can be further manipulated by other processes such as reversing, pitch tuning, amplitude leveling, speed variation, etc.
An experience audio editor familiarized with a DAW can make quick work of audio files by swiftly utilizing keyboard shortcuts to zoom in and out of audio clips and tracks to split up regions, move clips, copy and paste clips, remove imperfections and silence, apply fades, combine and consolidate audio clips into a unified audio file.
Red Room Studio has been editing audio for over 13 years with our choice of DAW, Avid Pro Tools. Due to the software user interface and internal tools, it is in our opinion the most efficient DAW software for Recording, Editing, Arranging, Mixing and Mastering. We are able to edit on the fly during recording sessions with perpetual ease and play it back to the Vocalist / Voice Actor after applying a few quick and precise edits without infringing into the flow of a recording session. Audio Editing skills greatly impacts the Music Production process and is applied during every stage of Music Production.
