DAW (Digital Audio Workstation) edits are manual audio adjustments made during post-production, such as cutting, moving, fading, or applying effects.
What is an example of DAW edits?
An editor might remove long pauses, trim breaths, or align dialogue in Adobe Audition, Pro Tools, or Reaper.
How do DAW edits work?
DAWs provide a timeline-based interface for manipulating recorded waveforms, offering precision and control over audio content.
How does ai-coustics support DAW edits?
Developers and audio engineers can utilize ai-coustics technology to enhance audio before or alongside DAW edits, drastically reducing manual cleanup time for creators and engineers.
