Narration, edited line by line
Read the script, retake the lines you fluffed, and Paraphrase transcribes all of it, timed to the word. Strike out the reads you do not want and export what is left as lossless WAV or FLAC.
Read the script, retake the lines you fluffed, and Paraphrase transcribes all of it, timed to the word. Strike out the reads you do not want and export what is left as lossless WAV or FLAC.
The words are already a map of the recording. Editing them is faster than finding each one in a waveform.
For a script read once, and the lines read twice.
Record straight into a project. The take is saved as you record, so a dropped connection does not cost you the session.
Upload the WAV or FLAC from your own setup and edit it here, with nothing re-encoded until you export.
One button reads the transcript and proposes the cut: filled pauses, false starts and the sentence you said twice. It shows you what it took, and you can put back any word it removed.
Click the first word of a fluffed line and shift-click the last, and the whole run is cut.
WAV or FLAC keep every sample of a lossless master. MP3, M4A and Opus are there for publishing.
The export is your recording with pieces cut out. A word you never said has no audio to come from, so it cannot appear in it.