Cut, Trim, Split, and Delete Audio
Select the exact waveform range you need, then cut unwanted parts, trim quiet openings and endings, split a long recording into sections, or delete mistakes from voice and music files.
Audio Editor for Cutting, Joining, Recording, and Everyday Sound Cleanup
GiliSoft Audio Editor is built for practical Windows audio work. You can open a music file, voice recording, lecture, interview, meeting capture, or audio track extracted from video, then cut unwanted sections, trim silence, join multiple clips, mix another track, adjust volume, apply fade and echo effects, and export the finished file to a usable audio format.
It is useful when you need more control than a simple online audio cutter but do not want a complex studio application. The visual waveform helps you select the exact part to edit, while undo and redo make repeated trimming, splitting, and cleanup safer during longer editing sessions.
Core Audio Editing Features
Join and Mix Audio Tracks
Combine multiple audio clips into one file, paste segments into a new position, mix background music with narration, and prepare cleaner output for podcasts, demos, lessons, and short media projects.
Record System Sound and Microphone
Capture online audio, microphone narration, radio streams, interviews, meetings, lectures, or external sources, then edit the recording immediately in the same tool.
Improve Sound with Practical Effects
Use fade in, fade out, echo, amplification, volume adjustment, and mixing tools to make voice tracks clearer and exported audio more consistent.
Import and Export Popular Formats
Work with common audio formats such as MP3, WAV, WMA, OGG, M4A, CDA, RA, RAM, TTA, and VOX so finished files are easier to share, archive, upload, or play on other devices.
Extract Audio and Edit MP3 Tags
Pull audio from video files, then organize finished MP3 files by title, artist, album, track number, and other ID3 details before publishing or storing them.
Testimonials
GiliSoft Audio Editor helped us clean interview recordings faster and keep export quality consistent.
The waveform tools made it easy to remove filler sections and deliver clearer podcast clips.
We record online sessions, trim the result, and prepare MP3 files in one place.
Fade and amplify effects helped us standardize voice tracks before publishing lessons.
GiliSoft Audio Editor Screenshots
Who Is This For?
Users editing music and voice files
Cut songs, trim quiet sections, remove mistakes, join short clips, and prepare clean audio files for playback, sharing, or archiving.
Podcast, course, and tutorial creators
Record narration, clean interview segments, add simple fades, and export finished MP3 or WAV files for publishing or training delivery.
People extracting audio from video
Pull music, lectures, commentary, or voice tracks from video files, then trim and convert the audio into a more portable format.
Office and support teams
Prepare meeting clips, call notes, voice memos, compliance recordings, and support audio without learning a heavy professional audio suite.
Why Choose GiliSoft Audio Editor?
Combines common audio tasks
Cutting, joining, recording, effects, format export, video-to-audio extraction, and MP3 tag editing are available in one Windows application.
Better control than a basic online cutter
Waveform selection, zoom, undo, redo, and local file handling make it easier to work carefully on longer recordings or private audio files.
Practical for repeat production tasks
When you prepare audio often, keeping recording, cleanup, conversion, and metadata editing together saves time and reduces tool switching.
Works with familiar audio formats
Import and export options cover common music, voice, archive, and device formats so final files are easier to use in everyday environments.
Common Audio Editing Use Cases
Trim recordings before publishing
Remove silence, false starts, repeated lines, and unwanted sections from podcasts, lessons, meeting captures, and voice notes.
Merge short clips into one track
Join narration parts, music samples, chapter recordings, or multiple audio fragments into a single file for simpler delivery.
Prepare audio from video sources
Extract sound from videos, then cut, convert, and tag the audio for listening, editing, learning materials, or archive use.
Clean and organize audio libraries
Adjust volume, add fades, convert formats, and update MP3 tag information so files are easier to identify and reuse later.
