Thing is, audio editors all have pretty much the same feature set, making the UI the differentiator. For instance, I started using Audacity after Sony ruined So

Thing is, audio editors all have pretty much the same feature set, making the UI the differentiator. For instance, I started using Audacity after Sony ruined SoundForge. If I'm going to need a new set of muscle-memories, might as well change canoes into free software.