Easy File Tools
Work with audio by stage: capture or inspect the source, edit the timeline, then choose format and quality for delivery. Loudness and metadata tools address different parts of the finished file.
Open the tool for the task you want to complete. Each page explains its inputs, processing behavior, and output.
Choose a format, bitrate, and sample rate for delivery.
Remove unwanted time, quiet pauses, or combine clips.
Capture audio, view its shape, and edit descriptive metadata.
Speech is usually clear at a lower bitrate than music. Start around 96–128 kbps for mono speech and use a higher setting when the recording includes music or important ambience.
No. Normalization measures perceived loudness and adjusts the program toward a target, while a simple gain change raises or lowers every sample by a fixed amount.
Clips with different formats, sample rates, channel layouts, or codecs must be brought to compatible settings before they can be exported as one file.