With our professional editing application, you can add many more audio effects to the selected region, such as amplify volume, compressor, fade in & fade out, flange, normalization, phase, reverb, silence, etc.
In audio engineering, a fade is a gradual increase or decrease in the level of an audio signal. With a recorded song, you can use fade in & fade out to gradually increase from silence at the beginning & gradually reduced to silence at its end.
“Amplify” is to increase or decrease the volume of the selected region; use “Normalize” to adjust the volume to an optional level; use “Envelope” to make fine adjustments to the volume over time or even more crude changes like fade in or fade out; use “Compressor” to limit the volume levels of a sound recording so that it stays within a certain loudness range.
You can also use add echo effects to the selected region to create single echoes, as well as a number of other effects; add chorus to make the recording of a vocal track sound like it was sung by two or more people singing.
What’s more, there are much more audio effects you can use such as vibrato, flange, phase, etc.
1. Add Echo
2. Fade
3. Change Pitch
