Waveform caching matters once a project grows past a few minutes. Amadeus Pro keeps long recordings responsive while you cut, layer and restore. The rest of the toolset follows that same practical line.
Multi-track editing — Independent control of several audio tracks in one window, without a separate mixing stage.
VST and Audio Unit support — Third-party effects load directly into the editor, so processing and editing stay in one place.
Noise reduction — Applies to a full track or a selected range; useful for cleaning up room tone or a single bad passage.
Direct-to-disk output — Processing writes results to disk as it runs, which keeps memory use steady on long files.
Favorite Actions — A panel for frequently used commands, sparing you from hunting through menus mid-session.
Format support covers MP3, MPEG-4 AAC, AIFF, WAVE, WMA, CAF, FLAC and Ogg Vorbis. Amadeus Pro runs on 64-bit Intel Macs and accepts a fair amount of work before it gets in the way.



