Acoustica (software)

Acoustica is a digital audio editor from Acon Digital. Acoustica is available in two editions:[1]

  • Acoustica Standard Edition with a set of processing tools for mastering, audio restoration and sound design, as well as analysis tools, batch processing and CD burning
  • Acoustica Premium Edition, which adds spectral editing and support for surround audio up to 7.1 channels, as well as further and more advanced processing tools
Acoustica
Developer(s)Acon Digital
Stable release
7.1.16 / March 12, 2019
Operating systemMicrosoft Windows or MacOS
TypeDigital audio editor
LicenseProprietary
WebsiteAcon Digital Acoustica: Product page

Both editions share the same basic editing features, including disk based non-destructive editing and support for labels, region markers and sampler loops. The audio output can be analyzed using real-time analysis tools such as level metering (RMS, peak and peak hold), loudness metering (EBU R-128), spectrum analysis and phase correlation metering. Audio can be recorded with resolutions up to 32 bit and 192 kHz sampling rate.

Reviews
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See also

References
  1. Acoustica product page on Acon Digital's web site
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