Select, cut and rearrange audio
Select a waveform range to cut, copy, paste or delete. Refine boundary times or insert silence. Zoom and zero-crossing snapping help precise edits; undo and history let you revisit changes.
Audio Editor for Windows
Cut audio, repair recordings or combine takes. Freemore Audio Editor provides waveform editing, cleanup and multitrack mixing with free export.
Free to use · Windows 10 / 11 · 64-bit · Version 8.1.0
Select a waveform range to cut, copy, paste or delete. Refine boundary times or insert silence. Zoom and zero-crossing snapping help precise edits; undo and history let you revisit changes.
Repair Studio provides de-click, de-hum, de-clip, de-ess and de-breath stages. Analyze a region and compare original and processed sound before applying repair. Voice noise reduction, EQ, compression and loudness matching provide further controls.
Record a microphone, Windows playback or both. In the Multitrack Mixer, arrange clips and adjust volume, pan, mute and solo. Save the arrangement as a project before creating a mixdown.
Keep a WAV master or export MP3, FLAC, M4A/AAC, Ogg or Opus. Convert the whole recording or just the selection. Supported videos open as audio; the exported result does not include their picture.
Drag in your recording or use Open. Locate the passage to edit.
Set a range, cut or preview an effect, and compare the result. Use mixer tracks for overlapping sounds.
Choose the whole audio or selection, select a format and destination, then check the saved file.
| Option | When to choose it | What to check |
|---|---|---|
| Waveform editing | Remove a mistake or keep a specific passage | Check selection boundaries and listen across the edit. |
| Repair Studio | Work on clicks, hum or other voice defects | Compare original and processed sound before applying. |
| Multitrack Mixer | Overlap voice, music or multiple takes | Balance levels and audition the complete arrangement. |
Yes. Supported editing and export formats require no purchase, registration or activation in this Freemore edition.
Yes. Supported videos open for audio extraction and waveform editing. The result is audio, not an edited video.
No. It applies conversion settings to source files, not the active tab's entire edit history or effects chain.
No. Missing or badly clipped sound cannot always be reconstructed. Cleanup can affect wanted sound; compare the preview.
Local editing runs on your PC. Online imports, missing processing components and update checks need network access.
Open your recording in Freemore Audio Editor
64-bit Windows 10 version 2004 or later, or Windows 11. Microsoft Edge WebView2 is required; Setup checks for it. The .NET runtime is included.