Typical lengths
A quarter to half a second removes the click from a hard cut. One to three seconds ends a music bed politely. Five seconds or more is a deliberate fade-out, the kind that ends a song.
Add a fade in, a fade out, or both to an audio file, with separate lengths.
Files up to 100 MB and 60 minutes long.
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Studio edits everything in between: the retakes, ums and long pauses are cut.
The Studio free plan takes recordings up to 2 GB and edits the whole thing: retakes and pauses out, captions in.
A quarter to half a second removes the click from a hard cut. One to three seconds ends a music bed politely. Five seconds or more is a deliberate fade-out, the kind that ends a song.
Fading a spoken recording swallows the first or last word. Trim speech in a pause instead, and keep fades for music and ambience.
Yes. Set the fade in to 0.
No. Fades are applied at the start and the end of the file.
Up to 30 seconds, and no more than half the length of the file.
Cut an audio file down to the part you want and download it in the same format.
Join several recordings into one file, with an optional gap or crossfade between them.
Replace a video's sound with your own audio file, or mix music under the original sound.
Bring a recording to a standard loudness, such as -16 LUFS for podcasts, and see the measured before and after.
Upload the raw recording. Studio cuts the ums, retakes and long pauses, adds captions and makes short clips. 30 free minutes, no card.