How to Edit Music?
- Overview
- Step 1. Input an Audio File
- Step 2. Select a Region
- Step 3. Edit the Selected Region
- Step 4. Save the Changes
There are so many different reasons why there is a need to edit music. Depending on your resources, you might want to get an expensive program to edit music. However, for most pro and casual music editing, check out our program, Audio Record Edit Toolbox, one of the most powerful pro-level DAW (digital audio workstation) packages on the market.
Download
Audio Record Edit Toolbox
Launch Audio Record Edit Toolbox. Click
"Home" tab
of the Ribbon Command Bar and choose "Open"
to activate a browser window, in which you can select an audio file
from your computer
.
Then, click "Open"
to input the audio file to program. (You can add more than one audio
file to the task window to edit.)

Select the region you want to edit. There
are 4 ways to select a region: click anywhere of the waveform as
a starting point and use hotkey like Shift+Home, Shift+End or Ctrl+A
to select from start/end or all
;
click the left button and drag along with the waveform to the place
wanted to be selected
;
specify the beginner & end of the session by moving the sliders
below the waveform window
;
Input the start, end and length of time to choose specified region
at the bottom of the editor
.

Step 3. Edit the Selected Region
Now click "Edit" tab
to edit the selection by clicking the buttons of cut, copy, paste,
crop, delete and more
.
You can use unlimited Undo & Redo
to restore some wrong operations made during the editing.

Now go back to the "Home" tab
and click the "Save"
button to save the changes to the original file or click "Save File
As"
to save the changes with a different file name and/or location (After
that you can select the output folder and format as well as adjust
the output quality). Now, have great fun with edited music on your
music player!

