AudioWave
Free online audio converter, editor & AI vocal extractor
What it does
Audiowave is a free online audio toolkit that runs entirely in your browser — no installs, no uploads, 100% private. Convert between 10+ audio formats, batch process files with adjustable bitrate and sample rate, edit audio (cut, trim, split, join, merge, mix), apply effects (tempo, pitch, reverb, fade, normalize), separate vocals and instruments with Demucs AI, reduce noise, and extract audio from video. All powered by FFmpeg.wasm — your files never leave your device.
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Vocal Slice – Cut audio by selecting text, fully on-device27d ago · vocalslice.com · ▲51I make audio tools, and this one came out of the clip-pulling loop: scrub to find the right line, set the in point, set the out point, name the file, repeat. Vocal Slice transcribes your audio, then you can simply highlight the passage you want and the waveform jumps to exactly that span. Fine-tune with the handles, export a named clip. Windows and macOS. https://vocalslice.com [email protected] Happy to answer anything in replies, please get in touch!

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