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Win64 waveform workstation (native dialogs)

A real Win64 .exe. Native dialogs. The file never has to visit a tab.

WaveSmith is a Windows waveform workstation: install it, open a file, cut it, save it. The website is only how you get the installer.

Most “audio editors” you find on Google are either a DAW that wants a session template or a page that asks you to drop a file into someone else’s browser. WaveSmith is the third shape: a Win64 GUI with a waveform in the middle, File on the left, and Convert when you need a copy.

Native Open and Save sit in File. Recent files, project files (.wsmith), auto-backup, and YouTube import sit there too. Tools holds recording, spectrogram, punch-in, command palette. Process holds repair, podcast chain, silence split, LUFS.

This feature page is the Win64 product: native dialogs, remembered window size, a file-first waveform. The homepage is the brand and category. Download is the installer. Comparison essays cover Audacity, Ocenaudio, and online cutters.

How to do it in WaveSmith

Download the 64-bit installer and keep the desktop shortcut.

Step 1
Open a WAV, MP3, or video file from File or drag it onto the window.

Step 2
Select, cut, then Save or Convert/Export for a delivery copy.

Step 3

Download WaveSmith free

Ready? Download the Windows installer.

Win64 waveform workstation (native dialogs)

How to do it in WaveSmith

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Install it. Open a file. Feel the difference.