Editing Audio in Studio One & other DAWs

Multi-Tool for Editing Audio in Studio One and other Digital Audio Workstations (DAWs)
1. Boost Audio 3dB
2. Attenuate Audio 3 dB
3. Mute Audio
4. Fade In & Fade Out
5. Trim and Slip Audio in Timeline
6. Split Audio to the Grid
7. Transpose Audio up using half steps (ex. Perfect 5th up)
8. Transpose Audio down an octave using half steps
9. Time-stretching to speed up or slow down music
10. Erase audio events and splits
11. Merge Audio events into a single audio event/stem

[@MelodyMaker]

Good stuff. When introducing those big words....."attenuate" and "quantize" - consider expounding briefly for understanding. New subscriber.

[@PhrygianFrogMusicProfessionals]

Great suggestion! Thanks. I'll put those here if anyone needs a quick definition.
Attenuate is to reduce or turn down audio in this context.
Quantization at it's basic level is keeping all instruments "in time" together. in DAWs like this, both MIDI and Audio data can be Quantized to whatever note value(s) you choose. Often, Quantizing is over done just like Autotune/Autopitch to the point that the music sounds stiff and inhuman at times. This is one of those great tools that comes with the caution - "With great power, comes great responsibility."