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Hi areno and welcome!

Off the top of my head, I'd say that perhaps the most valuable feature in an audio editor is the time=stretching capability (instead of re-timing animation, which is a poor option all ways around).

By experimenting, I've found that you can stretch or squeeze a music clip by as much as 15% without phasing or noticable trickery. For those of you who are new to audio editing, time-stretching does not affect pitch (creating a chipmonking effect). BTW, Goldwave is a powerful, extremely affordable audio editor; $50 for eternal shareware registration http://www.goldwave.com. I've used it for years--it converts about 20 audio file formats and can extract audio from a video.

My Best,

Gare