Guides

Said something wrong in a recording? These guides compare the ways to fix it, from a simple cut to regenerating the sentence in your own voice, so you can choose what fits your recording.

• How to fix a mistake in a podcast without re-recordingA wrong date, name or number in an episode: cut it, punch in, add a correction or regenerate the sentence. Also how to replace a published episode.
• How to change a word in an audio recording, in your own voiceWhy a single pasted word sounds wrong, and three ways to change it naturally.
• How to update a date, price or name in an old recordingFor courses, voice-overs and evergreen episodes, including lessons recorded as video.
• How to fix a mispronounced word or name in a recordingFind the right pronunciation, then fix the sentence without re-recording the whole take.
• How to re-record one line so it matches the restPunch-in tips: recreate the setup, record with a run-up, and edit the new line in without a join.
• How to turn a video into text and SRT subtitlesThree ways compared, the steps to export a transcript and SRT subtitles, and what to check before you publish.
• How to remove background noise from a recordingRecord less noise, three ways to remove it compared, one-click steps, and the sounds noise reduction can't remove.
• How to remove ums, uhs and long pauses from a recordingWhat to cut and what to keep, editing by hand without audible joins, and cutting fillers, repeats and pauses from the transcript.
• How to edit audio by editing textHow text-based editing works, what it's good at and where it struggles, and cutting words and pauses or fixing a sentence from the transcript.
• How to fix a mistake in a voice-over without re-recordingFour ways to fix one line of a voice-over, and how to keep it sounding and timed like the rest of the video.
• How to transcribe Mandarin Chinese audio to textA Chinese transcript and timed SRT subtitles from audio or video, what affects accuracy, and what to do if you also need English.
• How to edit a voice memo on your phone or computerGet the memo off your phone, remove noise, cut ums and pauses, and export the audio and the text, in the browser.