The vast majority of audio editing and processing is performed in the time domain: we specify a time range and then apply edits or processes to the audio that falls within it. There are tasks, though, ...

Audio files are edited using waveforms, a visual representation of sound where amplitude and wavelength are displayed in a scrolling horizontal timeline. It’s the standard for all multimedia software, ...

Visually editing audio files isn't exactly a new idea, of course, but Divide Frame's new Spectral Layers application looks to take things to an even more Photoshop-style extreme than other tools.