Recut automatically finds and removes the silences in your recordings, turning hours of tedious podcast and video editing into a few minutes of review ā while keeping you in control of every cut.
Drop in a recording and Recut detects the silent gaps that make raw audio drag, using adjustable sensitivity and padding so natural pauses survive. The result is a non-destructive cut list you can review and fine-tune rather than a permanently chopped file. Multi-track support keeps multi-microphone and multi-camera recordings perfectly in sync, which makes it popular for interview podcasts and panel shows. When the edit sounds right, render finished MP4, WAV or M4A files directly in the app, or export an XML timeline to Premiere Pro, DaVinci Resolve, Final Cut Pro, ScreenFlow or CapCut for further work. A command-line interface covers batch and automated workflows.
The free trial includes 3 full exports with no watermark. After that, Recut is a $129 one-time purchase, or $15/month if you prefer a subscription.
Recut involves no subscription and no cloud upload ā your recordings stay on your own machine, which matters for client work and unreleased content. It is built to cut an hour-long first-pass edit down to minutes, and because the cuts are non-destructive, an overly aggressive pass can be walked back cut by cut instead of starting the edit over.
Podcasters, YouTubers, course creators, streamers and editors who record long talking-head content and want the boring first pass of editing done automatically.