LAoE (Layer-based Audio Editor) is a free graphical audio sample-editor for Mac, Windows & Linux, that features multi-layers, floating-point samples, volume-masks and variable selection-intensity.
It also offers plugins suitable to manipulate sound, such as filtering, retouching, resampling, graphical spectrogram editing by brushes and rectangles, sample-curve editing by freehand-pen and spline and other interpolation curves, effects like reverb, echo, compress, expand, pitch-shift, time-stretch and more.
Don’t miss the fun tutorials – “You will all be experts! Do you like my background?”
If you’ve used LAoE, leave a comment with your thoughts on it!
Note: Requires a Java Runtime Environment. See the download page for details.
In tutorial two, you can learn how to create a ringtone for your wife, containing a monster’s voice. “We are happy with the result!”
LAoE is released under a GPL open source license.
LAoE is developed by Olivier Gäumann, who says “LAoE has no business model, nor any wealthy sponsor. It depends on volunteer-driven software development effort. Any donation will result in contributions to keep LAoE alive. Thanks for supporting LAoE!”
Wow. This tool has a lot of features built in. I use Ableton … and this was able to add addition clip edit for my samples that I can't seem to easily do in Ableton (silence parts of loops, cut parts, loop fade outs, etc …). Works well in Windows 7, albeit with a Unix/ Mac feel.
Wow. This tool has a lot of features built in. I use Ableton … and this was able to add addition clip edit for my samples that I can't seem to easily do in Ableton (silence parts of loops, cut parts, loop fade outs, etc …). Works well in Windows 7, albeit with a Unix/ Mac feel.
Wow. This tool has a lot of features built in. I use Ableton … and this was able to add addition clip edit for my samples that I can't seem to easily do in Ableton (silence parts of loops, cut parts, loop fade outs, etc …). Works well in Windows 7, albeit with a Unix/ Mac feel.
Wow. This tool has a lot of features built in. I use Ableton … and this was able to add addition clip edit for my samples that I can't seem to easily do in Ableton (silence parts of loops, cut parts, loop fade outs, etc …). Works well in Windows 7, albeit with a Unix/ Mac feel.
Wow. This tool has a lot of features built in. I use Ableton … and this was able to add addition clip edit for my samples that I can't seem to easily do in Ableton (silence parts of loops, cut parts, loop fade outs, etc …). Works well in Windows 7, albeit with a Unix/ Mac feel.
Wow. This tool has a lot of features built in. I use Ableton … and this was able to add addition clip edit for my samples that I can't seem to easily do in Ableton (silence parts of loops, cut parts, loop fade outs, etc …). Works well in Windows 7, albeit with a Unix/ Mac feel.
Needs Java ? Then, we may expect also an Android version, no ??
Hmmm wonder if it has issues with acidized wav's or not. It seemed to open my one-shots fine, but any time I tried to open any part of my loop collection it would state unrecognized file format, even though they are all wav
Hmmm wonder if it has issues with acidized wav's or not. It seemed to open my one-shots fine, but any time I tried to open any part of my loop collection it would state unrecognized file format, even though they are all wav
Hmmm wonder if it has issues with acidized wav's or not. It seemed to open my one-shots fine, but any time I tried to open any part of my loop collection it would state unrecognized file format, even though they are all wav
Hmmm wonder if it has issues with acidized wav's or not. It seemed to open my one-shots fine, but any time I tried to open any part of my loop collection it would state unrecognized file format, even though they are all wav
Hmmm wonder if it has issues with acidized wav's or not. It seemed to open my one-shots fine, but any time I tried to open any part of my loop collection it would state unrecognized file format, even though they are all wav
Hmmm wonder if it has issues with acidized wav's or not. It seemed to open my one-shots fine, but any time I tried to open any part of my loop collection it would state unrecognized file format, even though they are all wav
nice to see this has been updated after sooooo many years 😀
i would like to sample him saying "wiggle it, just a little bit".
My native tongue is French. I can't shake my accent. I have Been in the U.S. 12 + years. That said, i haven't laughed that hard in a long time. It was like i was double translating what he was saying. Of course i am talking about part one of that tutorial.
For quick wave edit and small impact on my system Wavosaur is still my little classic app. No doubt this app looks very good.
Great jobs
very nice programme