Steinberg released version 8.5 of its WaveLab audio editor, which had been unveil last March at Musikmesse.
Here are the new features in WaveLab 8.5:
- Watch Folders: a drag and drop feature for batch automated process offline using standard system folders
- Encoder Checker: compare the quality of codecs on the fly with up to three simultaneous streams (MP3, AAC, OGG Vorbis and more)
- Simultaneous multi-format audio file rendering with encoding chain storing as presets
- AAC encoder for Apple audio streaming tools (iTunes)
If you activated WaveLab 8 on or after January 29th, 2014, you get a grace period and can download the upgrade for free. Older registered users will pay 49.99€ if they upgrade from WaveLab v8, 249€ from v7 and 449€ from WaveLab Elements 8. New users will have to wait to pay the 549€ and receive the boxed version.
You can also download a trial version for Mac and PC at www.steinberg.net.
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