ocenaudio Reviews & Ratings

5/5

“Easy Audio for Everyday Use”

Due to Ocenaudio’s cross-platform compatibility will all my devices, I genuinely enjoy using it. When I need to switch between devices while on the road, this makes it convenient. It does have limitations though as it lacks the editing capabilities to which I was accustomed.

Pros : I appreciate the cross-platform compatibility and how it works on Windows, macOS, and Linux so even when I need to switch devices on the go, I can use it no matter what operating system I prefer.

Cons : I find that it has extremely limited advanced features, it lacks some of the more advanced audio editing features found in professional software like Adobe Audition or Pro Tools.

Switched from : Ableton Live

Reason to switch : Ableton Live was too powerful for what I was doing, and the price was too much. I just needed a simple and lightweight tool that was easy to use.

5/5

“Flexible Audio Editing”

I use Ocenaudio since it supports multiple files such as WAV, OGG, FLAC, and MP3. The fact that I do not have to convert files before working on them makes my editing faster and easier for me. The software is simple to use and does not overwhelm me.

Pros : I love how Ocenaudio has multiple file support, it feels nice that I can work with many audio files formats such as WAV, OGG, FLAC, and MP3 without needing to convert these files.

Cons : I found out that it does not have audio recording customization although recording is possible. I wish there were more recording features and options with which I can work.

Switched from : Descript

Reason to switch : Descript had limited file support and a constant need for file conversion. Ocenaudio's flexibility just suited my workflow more.

5/5

“easy to apply”

I enjoyed using Ocenaudio because its built-in effects like EQ, compression, and reverb are simple to apply and adjust. This makes the software novice-friendly and ideal for quick edits. However, I wish it had more customization options for its layout.

Pros : I love the built-in effects like EQ, compression, and reverb that are smooth to use and easy to apply and adjust. These effects make it so much easier for anyone to use Ocenaudio.

Cons : Although the user interface is nice and intuitive, I wish there were options to customize the layout and appearance to my preference.

Switched from : Murf AI

Reason to switch : Murf AI was not a proper hands-on editing tool with built-in effects for quick adjustments. Ocenaudio’s effects just made my production smoother and faster.

4.8/5

“Safe Editing but Lacks Automation”

The non-destructive editing feature of making edits without altering the original audio gives me peace of mind when trying out new things. The downside to it is that it has extremely limited automation tools which hinders working on complex projects.

Pros : I can confidently make changes without worrying about altering the original audio file until I decide to save it.

Cons : It has extremely limited automation tools, which are needed since I worked with complex projects it is used for mixing and mastering complex projects.

Switched from : Adobe Audition

Reason to switch : I moved to Ocenaudio from Adobe Audition since it was a simple, more user-friendly interface for beginner edits. However, I do miss some of those advanced features that Adobe Audition Office.

4.7/5

“Amazing Visual Tool”

Ocenaudio has a good spectrogram view since it helps me see all the audio frequency content clearly, which makes precise editing easier and more accurate. The downside was that there were some issues with the third-party plugins not working.

Pros : Ocenaudio has this spectrogram view which I find it to be helpful for visualizing the audio’s frequency content, making precise editing so much easier.

Cons : I personally have had some issues with third-party plugins not working properly, this has often led to crashes and performance problems.

Switched from : Riverside

Reason to switch : I moved from Riverside fm to Ocenaudio because I needed better visualization tools for audio editing.

4.6/5

“Okay Plugin Support and Lacks Hardware Integration”

Ocenaudio has average plugin support with VST plugins which allows me to expand its capabilities, but I wish it could integrate more plugins. Personally, I do miss the integration with external hardware such as control surfaces which would come in handy in a studio setup.

Pros : I appreciate that Ocenaudio supports VST plugins, so I can explore and expand the functionality of the software with more tools and effects that I require for a better editing experience.

Cons : It does not provide integration with external hardware, I miss having integration with control surfaces or some other external hardware, which I find useful for studio setups.

Switched from : Audacity

Reason to switch : Ocenaudio had better VST plugin support than Audacity which allowed me to enhance my editing. This made my projects more dynamic.

4.6/5

“Perfect for Quick and Easy Tasks”

After some time of use, I have discovered that Ocenaudio is an excellent application for basic audio editing jobs. It is easy to navigate and understand even for beginners. The only drawback is its inefficient batch processing.

Pros : I like how lightweight Ocenaudio is, and it runs so smoothly in most of the computers, even though it does not have the best specs it still is extremely easy to downloadable and easy to use.

Cons : Even though there is batch processing, I feel that it does not offer as many options or customizations as other commercial DAWs.

Switched from : GarageBand

Reason to switch : I made a switch from GarageBand because although it was a great tool it for beginners, it can often feel a bit resource-intensive, especially on older computers.

4.6/5

“Reliable Audio Editing Tool”

I have been using Ocenaudio for some time, and I really enjoy how easy it is to use. The easy-to-use interface makes editing quick and simple, making it ideal for simple audio projects. However, you might need a more advanced DAW for larger projects.

Pros : I find Ocenaudio’s interface intuitive and clean, it makes it easy for me to navigate and start editing without being too hard to learn.

Cons : I only use Ocenaudio for some simple multitrack editing, it is not really meant for complex, layered audio projects.

Switched from : Podcastle AI

Reason to switch : Podcastle was good, but I needed a faster and simpler for basic audio edits without a lot of complex features.

4.3/5

“Quick Edits but Limited for Music Production”

Ocenaudio’s real-time preview is one of the main reasons I enjoy using it. Editing is so much quicker and more effective when I can hear the changes as I make them. It would be more helpful for music production if it supported MIDI editing.

Pros : Ocenaudio has a great real-time preview which allows me to hear changes as I edit and apply audio effects. The real-time preview feature comes in handy when wanting to edit faster.

Cons : It's sad to see that Ocenaudio does not support MIDI editing, which could have been helpful for music production.

Switched from : Logic Pro X

Reason to switch : I was only using it for simple audio needs not for complex projects, Ocenaudio was perfect for me since it is a faster tool for quick edits.

4.2/5

“Better for Long Recordings, but Missing Some Extras”

Because Ocenaudio manages big audio files with ease, I love using it to edit my podcasts. It saves me a ton of time and irritation. I wish it had more built-in effects for better sound design like pitch adjustment and absence.

Pros : It supports large files, which means that I can work on large audio files without the software crashing down, which is so good since I work on long recordings for my podcasts.

Cons : It does not have many built-in effects, and they are limited, I miss having more advanced sound design tools such as pitch correction.

Switched from : HeyGen

Reason to switch : I moved to Ocenaudio since its stability was a notable change for me since HeyGen would crash while editing and make my workflow slow and frustrating.