Wavebench for Windows
by Copperline
A waveform editor for WAV and FLAC with cut, normalize, and a spectrogram pane.
Version 3.2.1 · Windows 10 / 11 · 64-bit · 19 MB
Scanned file · SHA-256 published below
A waveform editor for WAV and FLAC with cut, normalize, and a spectrogram pane.
Editorial description
Wavebench is a audio editor for Windows 10 and 11. A waveform editor for WAV and FLAC with cut, normalize, and a spectrogram pane. This catalog page covers the current 3.2.1 installer we measured at 19.0 MB, including the SHA-256 published with the release.
In daily use it lets you edit peaks, normalize, and export WAV. We noted MP3 export needs an encoder you already have on PATH. Setup does not bundle extra toolbars. It is not a DAW with MIDI tracks.
Key features
Spectrogram
See noise you cannot hear in the waveform.
Normalize
Raise level without a rack of plugins.
Screenshots
What's new
Wavebench 3.2.1: current catalog build. MP3 export needs an encoder you already have on PATH.
System requirements
Windows 10 or Windows 11, 64-bit, 200 MB free disk space, and a display of 1280×720 or higher.
How to install
Download Wavebench with the labeled button on this page, verify the SHA-256, then run wavebench-setup.exe. The installer does not change the default browser or search engine.
Pros
- FLAC in
- Clear tools
Cons
- MP3 needs an encoder
Editorial review
Reviewed as a audio editor with original editorial copy, a published release record, and a documented file hash. MP3 export needs an encoder you already have on PATH.
