Soundop 2.0.6.0

The multitrack editor allows for mixing an unlimited number of audio and bus tracks using a robust engine that supports sends, side-chaining, and automatic latency compensation. Both tracks and clips feature an FX rack and fully support the automation of effect parameters.

Soundop includes well-designed built-in effects and is compatible with VST and VST3 effect plug-ins. It also supports parallel or mid-side effect groups for creating composite effects.

The audio engine is compatible with ASIO, WASAPI, MME, and DirectSound drivers, enabling audio recording with 24-bit precision and sampling rates up to 192 kHz. Soundop for Windows PC can load audio from all common audio and video formats and export audio to major audio formats while preserving metadata such as ID3 Tag, RIFF Chunk, Vorbis Comment, and ACID loop, which can be edited and saved across formats.

The CD track editor allows for burning audio to CD with customizable gaps and includes verification after burning. The processors handle most audio editing tasks, such as copying, pasting, applying effects, and other processing tools like normalizing on selected channels and time ranges. Additionally, the batch processor can process audio files using various processors and save them in a target format, with the ability to run multiple instances of batch processors simultaneously.

Features and Highlights

• Play and record using ASIO, MME, WASAPI, and DirectSound audio drivers.
• Configure channel mapping for each audio device.
• Record audio with up to 24-bit precision and 192 kHz sampling rate.
• Capture system audio via WASAPI loopback.
• Record from multiple input devices simultaneously.
• Perform punch-ins within the selected time range.
• Make on-the-fly corrections during recording.
• Loop record multiple takes within a clip.
• Load audio data from most audio formats.
• Save audio in major formats, including MP2, MP3, AAC, WAV, AIFF, OGG, FLAC, APE, and WMA.
• Mix an unlimited number of audio and bus tracks.
• Route the output of one track to multiple others.
• Send track outputs to the side-chain of audio effects.
• Change the channel mode of a track during playback.
• Create alternative sequences of clips in clip lanes.
• Solo and mute tracks with flexibility.
• Set the panning mode for both tracks and clips.
• Apply effects to tracks and clips.
• Automate track and clip effects using read, write, latch, and touch modes.
• Freeze effects on tracks and clips to reduce CPU usage.
• Export a mixdown of all tracks or a selected time range, tracks, and clips.
• Load audio and video from various video formats.
• Attach and detach video files in both the audio file editor and the multitrack editor.
• Play video in sync with audio.
• Edit ACID metadata to create ACID loops.
• Adjust marker positions for sample loops.
• Crossfade the ends of sample loops.
• Automatically search for the best sample loop position.
• Edit metadata in formats such as ID3 tag, Vorbis comment, RIFF, AIFF, and others.
• Edit cover art for MP3 and FLAC files.
• Adjust cue markers.
• Display supported metadata for specific audio formats in the Metadata panel.
• Monitor peak levels with customizable meter ranges.
• Track true peak levels in the Loudness panel.
• Monitor loudness according to the ITU BS.1770-2 standard.
• Check the correlation between channels.
• Analyze audio using frequency analysis, phase analysis, and amplitude statistics.
• And much more!

FAQ’s

What types of audio drivers does Soundop support?

Soundop supports several audio drivers, including ASIO, MME, WASAPI, and DirectSound, allowing users to choose the best option for their system.

Can I record audio in high precision with Soundop?

Yes, Soundop allows recording with up to 24-bit precision and sampling rates of up to 192 kHz, ensuring high-quality audio capture.

Is it possible to mix multiple audio tracks simultaneously?

Absolutely! The multitrack editor in Soundop enables mixing an unlimited number of audio and bus tracks, giving users extensive flexibility in their projects.

Can I automate effects in Soundop?

Yes, both tracks and clips in Soundop feature an FX rack that fully supports the automation of effect parameters, allowing for dynamic sound adjustments.

What audio formats can I import and export with Soundop?

Soundop supports loading audio from most common audio formats and exporting to major formats, including MP2, MP3, AAC, WAV, AIFF, OGG, FLAC, APE, and WMA, while preserving essential metadata.

How does the CD track editor work?

The CD track editor in Soundop allows you to burn audio to CD with customizable gaps between tracks and includes a verification process after burning to ensure accuracy.

Can I edit video files in conjunction with audio in Soundop?

Yes, Soundop enables users to attach and detach video files within both the audio file editor and the multitrack editor, allowing for synchronized playback of video and audio.

Does Soundop allow for batch processing of audio files?

Yes, Soundop features a batch processor that can handle multiple audio files using various processors and save them to a target format. You can also run multiple instances of batch processors at the same time.

How can I monitor audio levels in Soundop?

Soundop provides customizable meter ranges for monitoring peak levels and features a Loudness panel to track true peak levels, as well as compliance with the ITU BS.1770-2 loudness standard.

Is there support for VST plug-ins in Soundop?

Yes, Soundop is compatible with VST and VST3 effect plug-ins, allowing users to enhance their audio projects with a wide range of additional effects.

Can I create and edit ACID loops in Soundop?

Absolutely! Soundop allows you to edit ACID metadata for creating ACID loops, adjust marker positions for sample loops, and even crossfade the ends of those loops.

What analysis tools are available in Soundop?

Soundop offers various audio analysis tools, including frequency analysis, phase analysis, and amplitude statistics, providing insights into your audio projects for better mixing and editing.

Conclusion

Soundop is a powerful multitrack audio editing software that provides users with a comprehensive set of features for mixing, recording, and processing audio. With its robust engine supporting unlimited tracks, built-in effects, and compatibility with VST plug-ins, Soundop caters to both novice and professional audio engineers. The ability to record in high precision, batch process files, and integrate video editing makes it a versatile tool for various audio projects. Whether you’re creating music, sound design, or multimedia content, Soundop equips you with the necessary tools to achieve exceptional audio quality and creative flexibility. Its user-friendly interface and extensive functionalities ensure an efficient workflow, making it an excellent choice for anyone looking to enhance their audio production experience.