How do you choose an audio editor for your creation? Are you satisfied by the one you're using? Test it these the standards below and get your favorite editing assistance - here we provide three basic functions that a good editor:

• Clear and easy-to-find controlling orders. That means there won't be unnecessary waste of time caused by finding buttons like Play, Stop, Rewind, etc.
  
  
• Easy selecting. That means to specify a part of the sound wave by dragging your mouse cursor over the desired portion. The selected part should be played, saved as well as cut, copied, pasted and deleted easily.
  
  
• A "Normalize" feature is very necessary. When recording vocal sound or music, some sections of the recorded sound might be much louder than others. Normalizing can scan the uncompressed audio file and automatically balance the peak or average level - to proportionally increase or reduce the volume levels to achieve the desired effect.
  

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