DVDVideoSoft Free Audio Editor

If you ever used Free Audio Dub back in the day, good news: it's still alive, just with a new name and a fresh coat of paint. DVDVideoSoft gave it a facelift and rebranded it as Free Audio Editor, but it's still the same no-nonsense tool for chopping up audio files without messing with the quality.

It's designed for one job: cut audio without re-encoding. That means no quality loss, no weird format conversions, and no waiting around for long exports. Just trim, save, done. Ideal for ringtones, podcasts, or cleaning up interviews where someone wouldn't stop coughing.

How It Works

Open an audio file, set your start and end points, and hit delete. Boom, your file is shorter, cleaner, and exactly how you want it. It supports the usual suspects like MP3, WAV, and AAC, and it's built for speed.
No timelines, no complicated mixing decks. Just simple waveform editing with a few clicky buttons.

Features We Like

No re-encoding = no quality loss

Supports popular formats: MP3, AAC, WAV, etc.

Clean interface that doesn’t try to be a DAW

Lightning-fast save times

Still 100% freeware, no nags or ads

Pros & Cons

Pros

Perfect for quick edits

Keeps original audio quality intact

No tech skills needed

Still one of the fastest tools out there for trimming MP3s
Cons

Limited to cutting, no effects, EQ, or fancy tools

No support for multi-track editing

Interface feels a bit dated, even with the update

Geek Verdict

DVDVideoSoft Free Audio Editor sticks to its roots, simple audio trimming without clutter. If all you need is a fast way to clean up audio without quality loss, this one still delivers.