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QuickEdit web manual

See what each mode does, where the controls are and how audio and projects are saved in the browser.

The editor interface is in Spanish for now. Control names appear in Spanish, followed by their meaning in English.

Editing modes

  • Recorte individual (single trim) opens one file and lets you set the start and the end, apply fades, adjust gain and download a WAV.
  • Montaje (session) brings files and takes together on up to eight tracks, with clips, effects, markers and mix export.

Where each control is

Track header
File, sources already connected, microphone, volume, mute and solo.
Timeline ruler
Cursor, selection, Marcas (markers) and Rejilla (musical grid).
Selected clip properties
Position in the session, start and end in the source, fades and clip gain.
FX
Effect chain of a track or of the master. Select the target before adding or editing an effect.
Opciones (options)
Mix and region export, pause detection and a new workspace.

Session shortcuts

  • Ctrl + I splits at the cursor when it is inside the clip.
  • Ctrl + Z undoes and Ctrl + Y redoes an edit.
  • Ctrl + X, C or V cut, copy or paste audio on the QuickEdit clipboard.
  • Delete removes the section. Shift + Delete removes it and closes the gap on that track.
  • With focus on the ruler, Shift + arrow keys extend the selection. Shift + F10 opens the context menu of the focused element.

Formats and limits

Inputs are mono or stereo WAV or MP3 files up to 5 minutes and 64 MiB each. The web output is 24-bit PCM WAV at 48 kHz. Session mode produces a stereo mix and single trim keeps the channels of the file. Download ranges can be up to five minutes and rendering several sources has a memory limit.

To take a long section out in parts, see exporting regions or exporting a selection.

Where your edits are kept

In session mode, Guardar (save) keeps the project and its sources in the browser profile. Borradores (drafts) lets you resume pending changes in that same profile and web address. A WAV download is a copy of the audio and is saved wherever the browser puts downloads.

Single trim keeps the edit while the page is open. If you are going to switch devices or clear the site storage, keep your original files and download the results you want to keep.

Microphone and common problems

Recording asks for permission when you press Conectar micrófono (connect microphone). Use an HTTPS page or localhost and check the site permission if no signal appears. To narrow down import, playback and download problems, see how to troubleshoot QuickEdit.

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