Ocean Swift Wave Editor brings standalone sample work to Windows PCs and Apple Silicon Macs with a stripped-back feature set. Its DSP comes from the same tech behind DevOcean Modular and Sound Creator Suite, covering tone, dynamics, repair, gain changes, fades, phase work, silence, format conversion, and other processing.
Each effect can target either channel separately or both together. Loop editing gets precise controls as well, with automatic point detection, zero-crossing alignment, and crossfades for cleaner repeats. RIFF metadata and NKS tags stay with the file during editing.
Canvas and Focus modes handle the main workflow, while scripts and presets can automate effect chains. Mono and stereo files are supported, but multichannel material is out. A working demo is available with file saving switched off.
Pricing starts at €59.99 instead of €100 during the introductory deal. A Wave Editor and Sound Creator Suite package costs €89.99, reduced from €200.
Each effect can target either channel separately or both together. Loop editing gets precise controls as well, with automatic point detection, zero-crossing alignment, and crossfades for cleaner repeats. RIFF metadata and NKS tags stay with the file during editing.
Canvas and Focus modes handle the main workflow, while scripts and presets can automate effect chains. Mono and stereo files are supported, but multichannel material is out. A working demo is available with file saving switched off.
Pricing starts at €59.99 instead of €100 during the introductory deal. A Wave Editor and Sound Creator Suite package costs €89.99, reduced from €200.
