Google Recorder app now allows editing of recordings on the web

Google Recorder is a popular app for people who want to record interviews or voice memos and have them transcribed in real-time. The app has been praised for its accuracy and ease of use, making it a go-to tool for journalists, students, and professionals alike. Now, Google has announced that users can edit their recordings using the Google Recorder web app.

The new editing features on the web app allow users to crop or remove certain parts of the waveform. These features function identically to their mobile counterpart, making it easier for users to tidy up their projects. While this doesn't make Google Recorder a go-to app for audio editing, these basic functions make it a bit easier to edit recordings on the go.

These features come to the web app ahead of the release of the Pixel Tablet, so it makes sense why Google would want the experience to be as complete as possible. The Pixel Tablet is expected to be a powerful device that is designed for productivity, so it's likely that many users will turn to the Google Recorder app to record and edit audio files.

Overall, the new editing features on the Google Recorder web app are a welcome addition for users who want to edit their recordings on the go. While the app is still primarily designed for recording and transcription, these new features make it a more complete solution for anyone who needs to edit audio files.