With the latest version of iMovie 11, you can even edit 4K videos and create them to Hollywood-style trailers and beautiful movies. Garage Band is comparable to Logic Pro 9 but imho not very useful for sound design, just for making music. iMovie is a video editing software owned and developed by Apple to run in Mac and iOS devices (including iPhone Plus/8 and iPad). I'm not sure if there's a 'real' standalone wave editor for the Mac, besides Audacity, which does it the 'Apple way' (easy to use, great user interface, etc.). Note that Soundtrack Pro has been developed with a strong focus on sound editing for movies, so there is a lot of 'interface chrome' going on for this kind of stuff. From what I know by watching some about videos, it's comparable to Soundtrack Pro from Apple. I've got that as well inside my CS5 Production Premium package but haven't ever used it. I don't know it's price though but guess it's insanely expensive. Sequencers, etc, but very poor or no waveform editing capabilities.Īudacity is nice but I find it very hard to use.Īnd then there's also SoundBooth from Adobe. Most other stuff I've discovered always was about Midi and making music. It's not really the easiest editor after all but for the Mac I guess it's by far the best one. I jumped straight into it and bought a video training from. It's a great program allowing for powerful waveform editing. I know it is expensive, but Logic Studio comes along with Soundtrack Pro.
