waveeditor
nounUK /ˈweɪvˌɛdɪtə/
US /ˈweɪvˌɛdɪtər/
A waveeditor is a computer program that lets you change sound files.
She used a waveeditor to cut the noise out of her podcast.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A person who edits audio waveforms professionally.
The waveeditor cleaned up the interview recording before broadcast.
3. A feature within a larger audio suite for trimming and shaping waveforms.
Open the waveeditor panel to fade the track's ending.
4. A tool for visualizing and modifying signal waveforms in engineering contexts.
The engineer loaded the oscilloscope data into a waveeditor to smooth the signal.