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Open Your Audio
Open an audio file or record a new take.
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Free Music Editor
Record, edit and enhance music or voice recordings with a free audio editor for your Windows PC.
- Record Voice And Computer Audio
- Trim Clips And Remove Mistakes
- Reduce Unwanted Background Noise
- Add Fades And Adjust Volume
- Save MP3, WAV Or FLAC
Completely Free Software. No Purchase Or License Key.
Windows 11 & 10 · 64-bit · Windows Installer (.exe)
Version 8.1.0 · 42.5 MiB See Features
Music Editor Free · Audio Editing Workspace Click To Enlarge
Edit Audio In Three Steps
Open a file, make your changes and save a finished copy.
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Make Your Edits
Select, trim and adjust the sound you want.
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Save A New Copy
Choose an audio format and export a new copy.
The Tools For Your Next Edit
From a new recording to the finished audio file.
Cut And Trim Audio
Select a section on the waveform, remove unwanted parts and listen back before saving.
Read The Guide
Record Voice And Computer Audio
Reduce Background Noise
Apply voice noise reduction in one step, then listen and compare the result with the original.
Read The Guide
Shape The Sound With Effects
Export In The Format You Need
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Download Music Editor Free
Start recording and editing on your Windows PC.
Music Editor Free
Version 8.1.0 · 42.5 MiB
Windows 11 & 10 64-bit
Download Free Software- Free Editing And Export
- No Account Required
- No License Key
Optional setup offer: RelevantKnowledge. You can decline it and still use the app.
System And Installation Requirements
- 64-bit Windows 11 or Windows 10 build 19041 or later.
- Microsoft Edge WebView2 Runtime is required; setup provides a link if it is missing.
- The first compressed-audio export may download an audio component; the editor caches it for later use.
- Setup selects the desktop shortcut and run-after-install options by default; you can change both.
- Setup may present an optional RelevantKnowledge research offer. Declining it does not block installation or use of the audio editor.
Make More Of Your Audio
A few useful ways to put the editor to work.
Music Clips
Trim an MP3 for a presentation or video.
Trim an MP3Voice Recordings
Reduce distracting noise in an interview or voice memo.
Reduce Background NoiseVoiceovers
Record narration, then remove pauses and false starts.
Record AudioRingtones
Cut a short section from a song you own.
Create a RingtoneAudio Effects
Add fades or change the sound of a selected section.
Apply Audio EffectsAudio for Other Projects
Change the sample rate for your next editing workflow.
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Help And How-To Guides
Get answers before you install, or learn your next edit.
Is Music Editor Free completely free?
Yes. The current release includes its editing and supported export features without a purchase, account or license key; the other four apps on this site are also free.
Which versions of Windows does it support?
This release is for 64-bit Windows 11 and Windows 10 build 19041 or later. It requires the Microsoft Edge WebView2 Runtime; setup provides a download link if the runtime is missing.
Which audio formats can I save?
Supported output formats include MP3, WAV, FLAC, M4A and OGG. Use the export dialog to choose a format and the available output settings.
Can I record computer audio and a microphone?
The editor includes microphone and system-playback recording. Available inputs depend on your Windows audio devices and permissions.
Can it remove all background noise?
Voice noise reduction can reduce unwanted background sound, but results depend on the recording. Apply it once, compare the result and use Undo if the voice sounds less natural.
Can I keep my original audio file?
Yes—export your edit with a new file name and keep the original as your source. Re-encoding MP3 and other lossy formats can affect quality, so avoid repeatedly exporting the same compressed copy.
Does the editor need an internet connection?
A missing runtime or the first compressed-audio export may require a component download. The editor caches export components for later use, so those downloads are not repeated for every local file.
What choices will I see during setup?
You can change the default desktop shortcut and run-after-install options, and setup may present an optional RelevantKnowledge research offer. You can decline that offer and still install and use the audio editor.
Ready To Edit Your Audio?
Record, trim and export with Music Editor Free.
Download Free SoftwareWindows 11 & 10 · 64-bit · Completely Free