Google is updating the web version of app its Recorder with new features. The voice recording service now lets you edit recordings from your desktop. The change brings the app closer to the company 's equivalent app for Pixel smartphones and tablets.
The web version of Google Recorder (recorder.google.com) recently got a new scissors icon (for editing recordings) in the top right corner of the screen. The new icon is located next to the familiar share, download, and delete. Tapping the new button brings up a similar interface to the mobile app. You can select a section of the recording to trim or remove from the recording. The selected section is highlighted and easily adjusted.
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After making changes, you will see two buttons at the top right that allow you to undo the last edit or save a copy of the changes. According to reports, the Google Recorder editing interface supports single- and dual-column views on the web version. You can change the layout using the existing dedicated buttons at the bottom left.
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The introduction of editing features to the web version of Google Recorder is very useful. While you could edit recordings using the mobile, it's more convenient to do so on a larger screen. Editing and various changes can be done more easily and precisely using the mouse.
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Of course, Google Recorder isn’t a full-fledged audio. There are plenty of other third-party apps that offer a lot more features. However, this update to the web version of the service makes it almost as capable as the mobile app. Google Recorder is a free app that anyone can download from the Google Play Store. It offers basic features that make it a good choice for people who need to record audio on the go. It already lets you listen to recordings at different playback speeds, read transcripts, share recordings via other apps, download the recording to your computer, delete it from your account, and search for recordings. Now you can edit too!
Source: www.androidheadlines.com
