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Audio Recorder Pro Upgrade! Segmented Recording Filenames Now Show Exact Creation Time for Easier Navigation

“Every time I finish a 4-hour meeting recording with Audio Recorder Pro, I’m left with over 80 files named like ’14-00-00_1.mp3′ and ’14-00-00_2.mp3′. If I need to find the segment where we discussed the project budget at 3:30 PM, I have to right-click each file to check its creation time—it takes at least 20 minutes, which is such a hassle!” This was a common frustration shared by Thomas Ehlert, a professional from Berlin who frequently records long meetings, in his feedback to us.​

Thomas is far from alone. Across work and daily life, many users rely on Audio Recorder Pro’s segmented recording feature: trainers need to extract key chapter highlights from 6-hour course recordings, music producers search for inspirational snippets in hours of material, and journalists locate critical quotes in lengthy interviews. They all split recordings into 1-minute, 5-minute, or other intervals—but the old naming system left them stuck. Previously, filenames were formatted as “start time + sequence number” (e.g., “11-00-39_1.mp3”, “11-00-39_2.mp3” for a recording starting at 11:00:39). With over 100 segments, sequence numbers alone gave no clue to the actual recording time. Users had to repeatedly check Windows file properties for timestamps—a tedious process that often led to mistakes due to eye strain.​

Listening to users and continuously improving the product experience is a core value at Gilisoft. After receiving feedback from Thomas and others, our R&D team immediately launched a needs analysis and confirmed “accurate timestamping for segmented recordings” as a critical pain point. Following 2 rounds of user interviews, 5 iterations of feature logic debugging, and over 10 compatibility tests, we are proud to introduce the new “Segmented Filename with Exact Creation Time” feature for Audio Recorder Pro—solving this problem once and for all!​

Now, when you enable segmented recording, each file’s name directly displays the exact time that segment was created, aligning perfectly with intuitive user habits. Just as Thomas hoped: if a recording starts at 11:00:39 and is split every 1 minute, the first segment will be “11-00-39.mp3”, the second (created 1 minute later) “11-01-39.mp3”, the third “11-02-39.mp3”, and so on. Once the feature launches, Thomas will be able to find the 3:30 PM (15:30:00) segment of his 4-hour meeting in just 10 seconds—simply by searching for files containing “15-30-00” in their names. No more checking file properties one by one, and a 90% boost in work efficiency!​

This upgrade also excels in more scenarios: Trainers can quickly organize audio clips for “Chapter 3” using filenames like “10-20-00.mp3” (corresponding to 10:20 AM). Music producers who record late-night inspiration at 2 AM can easily locate that impromptu melody the next day with “02-15-30.mp3”. The new feature turns “searching for audio by time” from a tedious chore into a one-click task.​

Notably, the feature’s design draws on the familiar naming logic of popular tools like Open Broadcaster Software—ensuring zero learning curve for long-term users and easy adaptation for new ones. As Thomas commented during the internal beta: “Now the filenames make sense at a glance! It matches the workflow I’m used to with my live streaming software, so I don’t have to memorize which sequence number corresponds to which time anymore.”​

DRM Protection

Great news! The latest version of Audio Recorder Pro, featuring the “Segmented Filename with Exact Creation Time” function, will be officially released this week—stay tuned! Existing users just need to update to the latest version to unlock this convenience. New users can download and install the software to immediately enjoy accurate, efficient segmented recording—no more struggling to find the right audio file.​

Choose Audio Recorder Pro for a recording experience that fits your real needs! In the future, we will continue to gather user feedback, turning more “pain points” into “product highlights” to deliver an even better audio recording experience for you.

Gilisoft Audio Recorder 13.6: Solve Short Video Voice Material Challenges Efficiently

Core Scenario & User Needs

Many users collect approximately 20 voice audios (mainly speech content) from short video platforms daily, using them as materials for voice cloning. This workflow faces two key pain points:

  1. Collected audios often contain background noise, ambient hum, or electrical interference, requiring noise removal to retain clean human voices.
  2. Volume levels vary significantly across audios (some too loud, others too soft), needing consistent adjustment to a standard level.

Enhanced Denoise & Volume Normalization (with Steps)

1. Optimized Denoise Feature – Get Clean Voices in One Click

The upgraded denoise feature now targets 5 common noise types, ensuring cleaner vocals for voice cloning:

  • Wind noise removal: Detects low-frequency rumble from wind hitting microphones, applying adaptive filtering to eliminate “whooshing” sounds without muffling speech.
  • Microphone noise reduction: Identifies static, pops, or electrical hum from cheap mics, using AI to isolate and suppress consistent mic-specific noise.
  • Echo cancellation: Analyzes room reflections (common in indoor recordings), reducing repetitive sound waves to make vocals sound closer and clearer.
  • Traffic noise filtering: Targets high-frequency car horns, engine roars, or street chatter, preserving speech while minimizing background commotion.
  • Hissing noise elimination: Tackles constant high-pitched “hiss” from audio equipment, using spectral analysis to smooth out unwanted frequencies.

Step-by-Step Operation:

  • Open the software and click “Import Files” to add short video audio materials (batch import supported).
  • Select the “Denoise” option in the function panel; the software will automatically analyze noise patterns in the audio.
  • Click “Start Denoising” – the system intelligently removes noise while preserving key voice details.
  • Preview the result after processing, then click “Save” to export the clean voice file.

2. Enhanced Volume Normalization – Batch Standardize Volume Levels

Step-by-Step Operation:

  • Import audio files (can be processed consecutively after denoising).
  • Click “Volume Normalization” and set the target standard volume (e.g., -6dB/-9dB).
  • Select “Batch Processing” mode; the software will automatically analyze each audio’s volume characteristics.
  • Click “Start Normalization” to unify all audios to the set volume level.
  • Save processed files individually or in batches after completion.

With these upgraded features and simplified workflows, users can efficiently process daily short video voice materials, meeting the purity and volume consistency requirements for voice cloning while significantly reducing repetitive work time.

DRM Protection

Gilisoft Audio Recorder 13.6 is now available for download. For detailed tutorials or technical support, visit [Gilisoft Audio Recorder Official Website].