Over the years, though, a lot of the tasks which I formerly did in audio editors, such as applying reverb to individual instruments, have migrated over to DAWs. I’ve been using audio editors since back when Cool Edit was a shareware program, so I’ve done a lot of different things in those. In this review, we’re taking a closer look at Acoustica 7 by Acon Digital and giving away one copy of this excellent audio editor to one lucky reader (scroll all the way down the page to enter the giveaway). It should not be confused with the Mixcraft 7 DAW released by a company named Acoustica, which was previously reviewed here on BPB a few years ago. New resizable interface and layout options.Acon Digital Acoustica 7 is an audio editor which comes in Standard ($59.90) and Premium ($199.90) editions and is available for 32-bit and 64-bit Windows and Mac OS systems.All other audio processor have been re-implemented and received a new and more polished user interface.The Sample Rate Conversion (SRC) algorithm has been significantly improved.Convolve (convolution reverb) now supports true stereo processing and has zero latency.Dither is a new separate dithering tool with novel and flexible noise shaping options.Acon Digital Verberate is seamlessly integrated in the Premium Edition and a light version with a limited parameter set is available in the Standard Edition.Acon Digital Equalize is seamlessly integrated in the Premium Edition and a light version with only the minimum phase response is included in the Standard Edition.The Normalize tool now supports normalization based on integrated loudness according to the EBU and ITU recommendations.The level meter can be switched to true peak metering.Integrated loudness meter complies to EBU R-128.There are both 32 and a 64 bit versions available on Windows.
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