How to Edit Voice Memos on Mac?

Edit a Recording on Mac

In the Voice Memos app on your Mac, select the recording. Click the Edit button in the upperright corner to open the recording in the Edit window. If you have a trackpad or a Magic Mouse, click or tap with two fingers on the recording in the list, then choose Edit Recording.

How do you Cut Audio on a Mac?

Rightclick on your audio file > Open with > QuickTime Player .
From the menu bar, select Edit > Trim.
Adjust the length of your MP3 file by moving yellow sliders.
Click on the Play button to listen to the trimmed version before you save it.
Once youre ready, hit Trim to save the changes.

How do I Trim a Voice Memo on my Macbook Air?

In the Voice Memos app on your Mac, select the recording.
Click the Edit button to open the recording in the Edit window, then click the Trim button .
Drag the yellow trim handles to set the range to trim.

How do you Trim the Middle of a Voice Memo?

In the voice memo list, tap the voice memo you want to trim.
Tap Edit.
Tap Play.
Tap Pause when the playback is just past where you want your recording to begin.
Tap the Trim button and you find the blue line where you positioned it in Step 4.

How do you Edit Part of a Voice Memo?

In the editing mode, tap the 'Trim' button (a square with extended lines and dots) on the upper right of the recording. Use the trim button to trim or delete parts of the voice memo. A trim slider with yellow handles will appear on each end of the memo in the lower recording graph.

Can you Edit Audio in Voice Memo?

If you want to make changes to an existing memo, the Voice Memos app has a great editing function that allows you to trim or replace existing audio. To edit and trim a saved voice memo: Before you edit an existing recording, you might wish to make a duplicate.

How do you Edit a Voice Memo?

Open the Recorder app and the the recording you want to edit.
Select the transcript and highlight a sentence to crop it or remove its corresponding audio from recording.
Tap on Remove button and you're good to go.