Audio Editor / Guides
Make your next edit.
Follow a complete workflow, from a rough recording to clean speech, a finished clip, or a folder of named audio files.
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Everyday editing
Make your first audio edit
Turn a rough recording into a trimmed, faded clip and save a version you can revise.
Combine several recordings into one
Bring takes and files onto one timeline, put them in order, match their levels, and export a single file.
Install the app and keep your work safe
Install the editor, understand what autosave does and does not protect, and keep copies you can always reopen.
Find and remove hum or rumble
Use the spectrum plot to identify a steady tone, remove it with a notch filter, and clear low rumble with a high-pass filter.
Speech workflows
Record and prepare an interview
Choose a microphone, capture a take, and make a reliable handoff to editing.
Clean up a voice recording
Build a careful cleanup pass using noise reduction, filtering, dynamics, and level checks.
Set consistent levels before you publish
Raise a quiet recording, even out phrases, hold the peaks, and confirm the result on the meter.
Edit an interview by its words
Use transcription and cut previews to remove mistakes while preserving natural joins.
Shorten pauses without rushing speech
Analyze silence, choose how much to retain, and verify the pacing after an edit.
Export workflows
Split a recording into named files
Turn chapters, interview topics, or sound samples into a ZIP of individual WAV or MP3 files.
Creative workflows
Fit a clip to a target duration
Shorten or extend audio while choosing whether its pitch should stay the same.
Build and audition a clean loop
Combine beat detection, precise selection, and zero crossings to refine a repeated passage.
Shape tone and add space
Combine EQ with echo or reverb while leaving room for the effect tail.
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