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Unlike conventional waveform-based editing, where you work with a two-dimensional representation of your audio showing amplitude against time, spectral editing displays frequency against time, and superimposes the amplitude of the audio at any given frequency using brightness (or colour) gradations.

This should help to integrate spectral editing more easily within a music-production context. If your DAW or audio editing host supports ARA2, as Steinberg's own Cubase Pro 10 and Nuendo 10 both do, you can now run SpectraLayers within that host as an ARA2 extension. One of the major new features of this release - Steinberg's first update since they acquired it from Magix - is support for the ARA2 plug-in protocol. With the release of SpectraLayers Pro 6, Steinberg are beginning to tackle the first of these issues. Third, the available spectral editing software generally comes with a suitably specialist price tag.

Second, spectral editing is very different in nature from conventional waveform editing. First, the most popular software choices operate as stand-alone editors, with limited DAW integration. There are perhaps three main reasons for this. As yet, though, it hasn't become a staple technique in mainstream music production. Spectral editing is a powerful, if specialised, tool that has applications in audio restoration, creative sound design, vocal/instrument isolation and forensic audio analysis.

With their first update since buying this innovative spectral editing software, Steinberg have integrated it into ARA-compatible DAW programs.

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