Wavosaur is a fast and easy multi audiowave file editor created for editing audio clips, sound design, mastering, managing and recording. Wavosaur is also compatible with VSTs and capable of usign them in real time to listen to effects-processed audio. Moreover the application can monitor audio ports and is MIDI controlable. Among its features: ASIO support, import (MP3, aiff, raw binary, au/snd, ADPCM, and so on), MP3 export, statistic/analysis tools (2D/3D spectrum, real time oscilloscope), process tools (resample, bit-depth convert 8, 16, 24, 32 bits, pitch shift, vocal removal, etc.), and batch processing.
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| System Requirements: | Win2K / WinXP / Vista / Win7 / Win8 |
| Writes settings to: | Application folder |
| Stealth: ? | Yes |
| Unicode support: | No |
| License: | Freeware / Donationware |
| How to extract: | Download the ZIP package and extract to a folder of your choice. Rename Wavosaur.x.x.x.xxxx.exe to Wavosaur.exe and launch. |
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wow... very impressive!!
if you don't have sound forge installed on your computer, this is a very worthy alternative! audacity is more like a multi-track sequencer, while wavosaur tries to emulate all of sound forge's functions.
combined with ASIO4ALL, this is a very usable and handy app to add!
Nice, straight-forward sound editor. Does exactly what it says on the tin.
A worthy addition to your portable apps USB key.
This is a very nice sound editor. But it needs to be pointed out that while the application is less than 500 Kb, as soon as it starts recording the folder it's in grows very fast. About 30 seconds of silence equals close to a 10 Mb waveosaur.rec file, while it is recording. So it would be a good idea to leave some free space on your portable device if you plan on recording for very long.
Works well. Fast it ain't.
Does anyone know how you can redirect the recording to a different folder (possibly temporary on a hard drive) and disable the log file created at exit?
This is a very good small and smart tool. It is fine that I can use VST machines - and there are good cost free VSTs out there.
Works great for LP audio capture. However, the app does not handle large mp3 files without giving a memory allocation error. The file was only 50MB. Also seems like the developers are not supporting the last version.
goodandbad: might be a big file thing: program seemed to choke when I added a 1.3 gig WAV file. However, the batch processing for some basic normalizing operations was very, very useful. Definitely keep this around to do what Audacity won't.
V1.0.6.0
Looked and sounded great, but batch processing only as .wav files, and you cant select multiple processing options. Maybe in the future this will be worthwhile, but not yet.
v1.0.7.0
I like this program very much. I use it to make voice recordings for Asterisk.
v1.0.8.0
Impressive software: only 400 Ko, no installer, no registry entry, and lot's of features for only... 0$.
Very good!