One of the worth-mentioning features is the possibility to import and overlay annotation layers (CSV, LAB, MID, TXT) on top of waveform representations. For your convenience, Sonic Visualiser can also slow down the playback to such an extent that it reaches 10% of the initial speed. The selection tools enable you to define waveform sections and compare them much easier.
As such, you can freely adjust the zoom level both horizontally and vertically, so as to focus on any area of the waveform and analyze it in detail. The application features options for modifying the way data is displayed. Moreover, it enables you to import musical note data from locally stored MIDI files and display it alongside the waveform. It aims to provide a user-friendly tool for displaying spectograms and audio waveforms, ensuring compatibility with some of the most common audio formats (such as WAV, MP3, AIFF, AVR, FLAC, OGG, RAW), as well as less popular file types (AU, CAF, HTK, IFF, MAR, MPC, PVR, RF64, SDS, W64, WVE, XI).
Mainly addressed to music technicians, it can display a graphical representation of the audio signal for each channel and annotate loaded data for easier identification of segments. Sonic Visualiser is an open-source audio analysis and annotation utility that displays the waveform of a music file, enabling you to get an insight of what is behind the output sound.
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