n-Track Studio
by n-Track Studion-Track Studio is audio production software for Windows, macOS, Linux, iOS and Android.
Audio editing software helps you record, cut and arrange sound on a computer or mobile device. This list helps buyers compare tools for music, podcasts, voice work and other projects.
Compare the published fields that fit your workflow: free plan, paid-from price, platform support, multitrack editing, MIDI sequencing, third-party plugins, noise reduction, video synchronization and cloud collaboration.
n-Track Studio is audio production software for Windows, macOS, Linux, iOS and Android.
WavePad suits people who need to record or edit audio, including for podcasts, radio, voiceovers, or restoration.
AndroidiPhone & iPadWindows+1Riverside is audio software that runs in a browser, Windows, Mac, iPhone, iPad and Android.
AndroidiPhone & iPadWeb+3Soundtrap is browser-based audio editing software with Windows, macOS, iOS and Android apps.
AndroidiPhone & iPadWeb+3Pro Tools suits music creators who need recording, editing, MIDI, and mixing tools, as well as audio post users working with video and timecode in Studio or Ultimate.
WindowsMacArdour runs on Linux, macOS and Windows for multitrack recording and editing.
Audacity is free multitrack audio editing software for Windows, macOS and Linux.
Logic Pro is multitrack music software with MIDI and third-party plug-ins for macOS and iPadOS.
Musicians, sound designers, composers, film scorers, and artists can use its recording, sequencing, modulation, and performance workflows.
LUNA suits musicians recording, producing, or mixing on macOS or Windows who want a DAW with audio production tools and plug-in support.
WaveLab may suit audio editors, mastering users, and podcasters who need audio editing, batch processing, or spectral tools.
Reason is a free or trial-based music production app for macOS and Windows.
Descript edits audio and video on Mac, Windows or the web by changing generated transcript text.
Serato Studio makes music on macOS and Windows.
GarageBand suits people who want to create or edit music on Mac, iPhone, or iPad.
Sonar suits Windows 11 or higher users producing music who need multitrack recording, MIDI tools, mixing and audio editing.
Digital Performer suits musicians and producers working with recorded audio, MIDI, notation, and plug-ins on compatible Mac or Windows computers.
Adobe Podcast suits people recording or editing spoken audio in a browser, including sessions with separate participant tracks.
It suits beginners, vocalists, content creators, music educators, and advanced users seeking browser-based production tools.
Check support for Windows, macOS, Linux, iOS, Android or a web browser before choosing. Platform coverage differs across the list, so confirm that the app runs where you plan to edit.
A browser-based option can suit work across computers, while a desktop or mobile app may fit a fixed setup.
Look for a free plan if you want to start without a subscription. GarageBand and Audacity are listed as free, while BandLab Studio lists a free plan and a three-day trial.
Paid terms vary. Logic Pro lists pricing from $2.99 per user per month and a 30-day trial. Check the pricing note for the tool you are considering.
Use the comparison fields to match your project: multitrack editing for layered recordings, MIDI sequencing for instrument parts, and third-party plugins for added effects or instruments.
Noise reduction can matter for spoken recordings. Video synchronization helps when sound must follow picture, while cloud collaboration supports work shared online.
Music production, podcast editing and video work can need different combinations of features. Review the fields together instead of choosing from price alone.
Tools on the list include Soundtrap, WavePad, Riverside and n-Track Studio, so compare their published details with your planned workflow.