This is fantastic. I've dabbled in audio editing (rearranging songs, terrible remix projects, lining up the beats in two tracks, adding in some cool movie quote

This is fantastic. I've dabbled in audio editing (rearranging songs, terrible remix projects, lining up the beats in two tracks, adding in some cool movie quotes over the instrumental solos for fun) and it REALLY feels like photo editing in Microsoft Paint! You're just staring at these wave forms, zooming in, moving the cursor over by a pixel here and a pixel there, listening to the same half-second blip of audio over and over again, lining spikes up with other spikes juuuuust right, until your brain goes numb. Sure, some people are probably much better at this than I am, but some people are probably also much better at manipulating images in Paint than I am, and that's not a good reason to make it the standard. Honestly, I can't believe this type of commercial product hasn't been developed earlier. In retrospect, it seems so obvious and useful!