It is easy to record audio, but editing recorded audio could be a challenging task for those with little or no experience in the field. You should know how to remove unwanted noise, change the speed or tempo, add some effect or join multiple recordings into one. To realize these goals, you’ll need an audio editor to help. Here in this article, we will show you some of the best audio editors for Windows, Mac, iPhone, and Android.

How to Edit Recorded Audio on Windows

For Windows users, one of the most convenient ways to edit recorded audio should be using this audio editor - Kingshiper Audio Editor. It aims to tackle such requirements by offering users a dedicated desktop solution, which will allow one to add audio content and perform a wide range of editing processes, such as cutting, trimming, inserting additional audio content, or effects, such as inserting, tempo change, and mixing.

More importantly, you can convert various formats with ease, because Kingshiper Audio Editor supports MP3, OGG, FLAC, M4A, WAV, and other file formats. To learn more about this tool, you can check these features.

• Add fade-in or fade-out

  
  

• Cut audio files as you want

  
  

• Merge multiple audio files into one

  
  

• Export with the highest quality

  
  

• Change audio speed without adjusting pitch

  
  

• Insert silence into an audio clip

  
  

• Mix different audio

  
  

• Remove vocals from songs

Can these features meet your editing needs? If they can, you can download this program on your computer to edit your voice recording.

Step 1: Click on "Add or drag files here to start editing" and then upload the audio you need to process into the software.

Step 2: Move the red line to select the audio clip.

Step 3: Click on the "Play" button to play the selected audio to help us determine if the selection is correct.

Step 4: Select one of the effects and add it to your audio file.

Step 5: When the editing is completed, click "Export" in the upper right corner. In the pop-up window, you can adjust the output settings. When finished, click "Export".

How to Edit a Voice Recording on Mac

On a Mac, you can use QuickTime to edit audio files, which is one of the most prominent multimedia players for Mac devices to edit music or add audio.

Step 1: Find the recorded audio files you want to edit. Right-click it and choose "Open With," then select "QuickTime Player."

Step 2: From the menu bar, select "Edit" and "Trim."

Step 3: Move the yellow slider to shorten the length of your audio.

Step 4: After editing, you can click "Play" to pre-listen to it. 

Step 5: Once you've done this, click "Trim"  to save your changes.

Step 6: Click "File" from the menu bar, and then save your edited audio files to any location you want.

How to Edit Recordings on Android

Voice Pro is one of the most feature-rich applications on this list, allowing you to record audio in up to 100 different formats. On top of that, you have options for adding background music to your recordings, mixing and merging recordings, encrypting audio files, and so much more. Now let’s see how it works.

Step 1: Open the Voice Pro app on your device and select the recording you want to edit.

Step 2: Click on the "Edit" button located at the bottom of the interface.

Step 3: The editing screen will appear with the waveform of your recording. You can zoom in or out of the waveform by pinching in or out on the screen. Now, you can start editing.

Step 4: Once you’ve finished, click on the "Save" button and choose the format and location to save your edited recording.

How to Edit Recordings on iPhone

Voice Memos is an in-built audio recording app for iOS devices. It offers various features such as the ability to record audio in both mono and stereo modes, the option to rename or delete the recording, the ability to edit recording to trim unwanted parts, and access to record audio even when the app is running in the background. Here are the steps to edit recorded audio in Voice Memos.

Step 1: Open the Voice Memos app on your iPhone.

Step 2: Select the recording you want to edit from the list of recorded memos or recordings.

Step 3: Tap on the three dots button on the right side of the recording.

Step 4: Select the "Edit Recording" option from the pop-up menu.

Step 5: Here you can trim, cut, or delete unwanted parts of the recording. Adjust the endpoints of the waveform display by dragging the handlebars at the top and bottom of the waveform display.

Step 6: Once you have finished, tap "Save" to save your changes.

Conclusion

As you can see, there are four methods that can be used to edit recorded audio on Windows, Mac, iPhone, and Android. With these editing tools and tips, you can easily make your recordings sound better, removing unwanted noise, or cutting out irrelevant parts. In addition, If you want some simple editing options, you can use Windows Media Player, an online audio editor, or mobile apps to get the job done. If you want some advanced editing options, Kingshiper Audio Editor is a good choice.