You can introduce a Noise Gate to reduce background noise, Pop/Click to further dispense with unnecessary sounds, as well as a Smoother and Equalizer to ensure that the recording's sound is at a constant level. The app lends itself to many audio-editing duties: whether it is mastering a song or polishing a podcast recording. Even if you don't know what most of the effects and filters do - such as frequency blending, interpolating, compressors and expanders, spectrum filters, and so on - it's best to try each of them and learn of how they can contribute to your audio. Add your audio, glance over at the adjustments you can make, and experiment away. With that out of the way, a bit of time is all it takes to get attuned to how the program operates. Granted, it might seem a bit busy at first: there are many icons in the top bar, each corresponding to specific functions, with even more of them being nested in menus and submenus. It's easy to get into the program: installing is business-as-usual, and upon booting it up, its functional interface will greet you. It offers a multitude of functions you can use to tweak any audio file you wish without requiring much fuss.

If you're looking for a full-fledged program to edit your audio in, you might want to consider GoldWave. We all know of FL Studio, Ableton, and Audacity, and while the last example is the definition of well-made, free-to-use, and open-source software, it may lack some functions that would be of interest to more discerning users.

Such software isn't exactly easy to find, precisely because it's not that simple to develop. Audio manipulation is work that requires adequate software to handle.

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