Best WAV Editng Software GUI Based

[XDelusion]

I'm looking for the best, most user friendly, feature rich software for MorphOS/Amiga that I can use to cut, past, and edit bits and pieces from WAV samples as well as to convert audio files from one format to the other.

Ideally I want something with a GUI as I can't see this sort of work being very much fun through command line, except in regards to format conversion, which I believe everyone uses SOX for anyhow right?

[spihunter]

SoundProbe was always my favorite. It was by far the best Amiga Sound editor I ever used. It's not the most user friendly as it has tons of menu's and options. I can't seem to get my hands on version 2. You can't buy it anymore.

[Ral-Clan]

Samplitude was also pretty good and freely downloadable.  It's not AHI compatible, but if you have a Toccata or a card that can emulate one then it will play in 16-bit audio.

But the absolute best audio app for the Amiga was SoundFX.  It does run in AHI as well.  It's not the simplest to use but it's very advanced.

[Cammy]

For converting and editing smaller samples, like for games or application alert type sounds, I use SoundBox. I guess if you have enough RAM you can use it for larger samples too. In any case I've used it a lot and it does the job well for me.

http://aminet.net/package/mus/misc/SoundBox
http://aminet.net/package/mus/misc/SoundBoxKey

If you can get copies of the commercial software mentioned previously they'd probably be much better suited though.

[Voyager74]

I often used the tracker OctaMED-SoundStudio and tied it in with other programs so that I after converting them in OSS could manipulate and edit in other apps like StereoMaster and 3D-Sound... Way back this was...