Google’s Recorder App now lets you edit recordings by transcribed text

Google first launched its superior voice recording app with the Pixel 4. It flexed Google’s means to transcribe textual content with out an web connection, and it labored surprisingly properly. It was a very simple method to document a dialog or interview after which return and search by means of textual content to seek out the essential components. The app would later be made out there for older Google Pixel units.

Model 2 of the Google Recorder started rolling out to Pixel customers yesterday, and we discovered it pre-loaded on our Pixel 5 evaluate unit. A brand new function permits you to crop out components of recorded audio by merely deciding on transcribed textual content and chopping it out. This makes it simple to take away undesirable audio from a recording with out having to hearken to the recording.

The brand new model of the app can even allow you to create visible waveform movies to accompany your recordings – together with transcriptions – so you may share them on social media. You possibly can even select between 1:1, vertical, or panorama facet ratios.

The Edit and Share options are new to Google Recorder. The app also can acknowledge music, canine sounds, laughter, and applause and tag them as such within the transcription. Transcription occurs fully offline, and it’ll let robotically tag major subjects of recordings when capturing a lecture, for example.

I’ll simply be right here, questioning how a lot simpler this app would have made recording lectures for me in school.

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