As for Video, there are loads etc
1. DaVinci Resolve
Platform: Windows, macOS, Linux
Best for: Professional-grade video editing, color correction, audio post
Pros: Hollywood-level tools, Fusion (VFX), Fairlight (audio)
Cons: Steep learning curve
Website: Blackmagic Design
2. Shotcut
Platform: Windows, macOS, Linux
Best for: Intermediate to advanced users
Pros: Wide codec support, timeline editing, GPU effects
Cons: Interface can feel a bit clunky
Website: shotcut.org
3. Kdenlive
Platform: Linux, Windows, macOS
Best for: Open-source video editing with good features
Pros: Multi-track editing, effects, transitions
Cons: Slightly unstable at times
Website: kdenlive.org
4. Olive
Platform: Windows, macOS, Linux
Best for: Minimalist interface with growing capabilities
Pros: Actively developed, good for simple to moderate editing
Cons: Still in alpha, may have bugs
Website: olivevideoeditor.org
5. CapCut Desktop
Platform: Windows, macOS
Best for: Quick social media edits
Pros: Easy to use, free effects & templates
Cons: Internet connection required for full features
Website: capcut.com
? Audio Editors
1. Audacity
Platform: Windows, macOS, Linux
Best for: Recording, editing, podcasts
Pros: Simple interface, lots of effects, supports plugins
Cons: Non-destructive editing limited
Website: audacityteam.org
2. Ocenaudio
Platform: Windows, macOS, Linux
Best for: Lightweight waveform editing
Pros: Real-time effects preview, easy to use
Cons: Not multitrack
Website: ocenaudio.com
3. Cakewalk by BandLab
Platform: Windows only
Best for: Full-featured DAW (Digital Audio Workstation)
Pros: Professional audio production, VST plugins
Cons: Windows-only
Website: bandlab.com/products/cakewalk