Every voice. On cue.
voicecut finds each speaker in your audio or video and cuts them out cleanly — transcript, timestamps, and finished clips in minutes.
Welcome back to Signal Path. I'm Ana, and today we're talking about what it actually takes to finish an audio project. I've got two people with me who ship constantly.
Happy to be here. I produce a weekly interview show, and the editing is honestly where most of my week goes.
Same. I teach a production seminar, and my students lose more time to cleanup than to recording.
Let's start there. Ben, walk me through what happens after you stop recording.
So the raw file lands in a folder, and it's usually ninety minutes of tape for a forty-minute episode. The first pass is just finding who said what. Before I automated that, I was scrubbing waveforms by ear.
Oh, the scrubbing. Everyone knows the scrubbing.
Drop in a file. Get back a speaker.
Transcribe
Every word, timestamped and labeled by speaker.
Choose
Pick the voices you want. Filter by words and phrases to keep or drop.
Cut
Clean clips of just those speakers, stitched and ready to use.
Speaker diarization
Who said what. Exactly when.
voicecut separates every voice in the room and pins each word to the millisecond. Panels, interviews, meetings — every voice, pinned to the timeline.
Welcome back to Signal Path. I'm Ana, and today we're talking about what it actually takes to finish an audio project. I've got two people with me who ship constantly.
Happy to be here. I produce a weekly interview show, and the editing is honestly where most of my week goes.
Same. I teach a production seminar, and my students lose more time to cleanup than to recording.
Let's start there. Ben, walk me through what happens after you stop recording.
Word & phrase filters
Cut by what was said.
Filter segments by words or phrases. Keep every mention you want, or drop every segment that contains one. Off-limits topics, filler, and retakes are gone before you ever open an editor.
Right. And the worst part is that the guest is the whole product. If I can't isolate their answers cleanly, I don't have an episode — I have a pile of tape.
Chloe, you work with student recordings, which I imagine are messier.
Much messier. Twelve people in a room, one microphone, everyone excited. The transcript is the only way to find anything. If it's labeled by speaker, grading a discussion goes from an evening to twenty minutes.
Clean cuts
From raw recording to finished clip.
Select a speaker and voicecut assembles their moments into a single continuous cut of audio or video, with the pacing you choose.
Built for anyone who works with audio or video.
Podcasters
Isolate your guest for highlight reels.
Journalists
Pull every quote from a scrum in minutes.
Researchers
Separate participants for coding and analysis.
Educators
Extract the lecturer from the lecture hall.
Legal & compliance
Attribute every word in a deposition.
Creators
Clip the moment, skip the scrubbing.
Hear it for yourself.
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