If we need to punctually edit any audio tracks, and we don’t feel like looking for apps for our desktop or mobile device, AudioMass is an interesting solution to consider to carry out those adjustments in a simple way and without practically learning curves.
It is a simple web-based audio editor, which is also very light, of approximately 65kb, developed in Vanilla JS and free to use, without the need of user accounts, and whose source code is available in GitHub, that will allow us to import our audio tracks, both from our local units and from the web, to make all those basic improvements that we need to make.
To do this, we will count the most basic functions such as the selection, cut, paste, and insertion of silences, and will also allow us to make audio recordings using the microphone of our devices.
AudioMass will offer us our audio tracks in a simple full screen interface, from which we will also make it easier to move through them in a simple way to find the points where to make the adjustments, but in addition to adjustments, We can also apply different effects on the parts we have selected.
In this sense, we have a diversity of effects, including fades in and out, distortions, compressions, delays and reverberations, among others, where each effect will show its own window with a series of adjustments to make modifications before carrying out its application, as we say, in the parts that we have indicated of our tracks.
When we can finish the editions that we need, we only have to export our audio tracks edited in mp3 or wav format to our equipment or devices, being able to choose to download the selected parts, or the totality of our audio tracks.
While there are excellent audio editors, at any given time, and for basic things, we can always turn to AudioMass, which we can even use without connection, not dependent on any back-end to be able to work.
