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PX7 Audio Edit

Make the mix. Keep it simple.

Arrange recordings, music and sound effects across a clean multitrack timeline. Trim, split, fade and balance every clip, then export the complete mix without changing your source files.

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€25 one-time · version 1.x updates included · one app-specific key for up to 7 Macs · no account or subscription.

From separate recordings to one finished file.

A real multitrack timeline

Place dialogue, music and effects on separate tracks, overlap clips and see the complete arrangement at once.

Edit the clip, not the source

Move, trim, split, duplicate and nudge precisely. The original audio files are never rewritten.

Fades you can see

Add independent fades or a matching crossfade between clips. The envelopes are visible directly on the timeline.

Balance the mix

Adjust clip gain, track volume, stereo pan and master gain, then mute or solo tracks while you work.

Waveforms, not guesswork

Every clip shows its waveform so edits can follow the sound rather than a filename.

Export what you need

Export the complete mix or one selected clip as WAV, AIFF, M4A or MP3. Measure LUFS, watch stereo peaks and optionally normalize the finished file.

Projects reopen where you left them

Save a local project and return later. Unsaved work is recovered after an interruption.

Made for keyboard and pointer

Use familiar Mac editing commands for playback, splitting, deletion, undo and redo.

Your audio stays private

Editing, playback and export happen entirely on your Mac. There is no upload, telemetry or account.

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Questions about PX7 Audio Edit

What is PX7 Audio Edit?
Arrange, trim, fade and mix audio on a clean native Mac timeline. Local files, LUFS normalization and WAV, AIFF, M4A or MP3 export.
Where does PX7 Audio Edit do its work?
PX7 Audio Edit processes audio locally on your Mac.
How much does PX7 Audio Edit cost?
PX7 Audio Edit costs €25 once. It includes a seven-day trial, and one app-specific key can be used on up to seven Macs. There is no subscription.
Which Macs can run PX7 Audio Edit?
macOS 14 Sonoma or later, Apple silicon or Intel
How do I trim an audio file on a Mac?
Place the clip on a timeline, drag its edge to the point you want, and export. The edit applies to the clip rather than the file on disk, so the original recording is never rewritten. PX7 Audio Edit works this way by default.
How do I add a fade-in or fade-out to audio on a Mac?
Drag the fade handle at the start or end of a clip; the curve is drawn on the waveform so you can see the length instead of typing a number. Crossfades between overlapping clips work the same way.
Can I combine multiple audio files on a Mac?
Yes — place them on separate tracks of the same timeline, overlap or sequence them as needed, and export the full mix. Volume, pan, mute and solo are available per track.
Is there a simple multitrack audio editor for Mac?
A full DAW is more than most editing jobs need. PX7 Audio Edit is a multitrack timeline without instruments, plugin hosting or routing matrices: clips, fades, levels and export, with LUFS measurement and optional normalization on the way out.
Can I edit WAV files without changing the originals?
Yes. Edits live in the project, not in the source file, and export writes a new file. Missing sources can be relinked, and Collect Media copies everything a project needs into one folder.