Template talk:Audio editing software

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Criteria for inclusion

It would make sense that only programs strictly intended for audio editing should go on here, otherwise the template would be unnecessarily extensive since there are a lot of programs that deal with audio editing as a component of a different functionality. (For example, SoundTracker, which was previously listed here.) Secondplanet (talk) 12:18, 3 September 2014 (UTC)