TwistedWave is a really handy utility for editing and converting audio files and recording sound. Several processing options are available and batch processing is made possible.
The utility offers users several effects to work with: amplify, fade in/out, crossfade, pitch correction, pitch and speed adjustment. Silence breaks can be inserted into a song, polarity can be inverted and songs reversed. Aside from inserting silence sections, silences can also be detected throughout an audio file. The "expert mode" allows it for silence threshold and minimum duration to be selected. Also, tones can be generated and speech can be synthesized. Users can choose to add channels as part of the processing activity and they can make conversions to mono or to stereo. Recording is also possible, therefore podcasts or concerts can be collected. For the editing process to be better managed, markers can be placed so that song parts that require editing can be made visible for later work. Exports can be made to formats such as MP3, OGG, FLAC, AAC audio, AIFC audio, iTune, audiobook and ringtone formats, and more. Metadata are supported, hence artist name, song title and album can be read and saved, depending on the used file format.
TwistedWave is an application that allows users to experiment with audio files by adding various effects to them. Also, it can be used to convert audio files from one format to another.
v28.6
New:
- Added the "32-bit float" option when creating a new file,
- Added the "Markers > Move Markers..." function.
Fixes:
- Selecting "File > Print" on an audio file from the Finder would crash TwistedWave,
- Fixed a crash when analyzing an empty file,
- The format settings button was not always updated correctly when editing the format (macOS Ventura only),
- Some 32-bit float files could display 16-bit in the status bar.
