Install the Clip Dr. beta on Android
Download your approved Clip Dr. beta, install it on Android and open it for the first time.
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Clip Dr. how-tos
Import a recording, make a clip, work with transcripts, and share the result.
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Make your first clip
Keep the useful passage from a recording in four steps: Import, In, Out, and Clip.
Focus on one track, then see all audio
Use track selection and bounded zoom to work precisely without losing the complete arrangement.
Repair a passage in Surgery
Loop a troublesome passage, compare a treatment, and create a treated copy while keeping the source.
Transcribe a recording locally
Turn speech into timed words you can click, search, and use to make clips.
Make a clip from selected words
Pick the passage in a transcript and let its timing locate the audio excerpt.
Correct a transcript word
Fix spelling or punctuation without changing the recorded voice.
Find phrases and create excerpts
Search for remembered words, review the matches, and make clips or marks together.
Label and name speakers
Turn locally detected voice groups into familiar names you can follow through the transcript.
Check a difficult passage with a second model
Compare a second local transcription before deciding whether to change the wording.
Preview a change to the spoken words
Edit a short line, hear a local voice preview, then explicitly accept or undo the audio replacement.
Keep your clips and every version
Listen through a folder, open only the clip that needs work, and save its next numbered version.
Export the finished audio
Choose a delivery format and keep a favorite for the next export.
Record and mark a moment
Watch the incoming waveform and mark useful moments while the take continues.
Find the right setting
Start with the defaults and find optional controls by task.
Make a cleaned copy
Apply a cleanup preset while keeping the source available.
Record and mark on Android
Watch incoming audio and flag useful moments without stopping the take.
Loop a passage and place marks
Listen to a small passage repeatedly, then name and position the moments you want to keep.
Save a shorter version and hand it off
Keep the useful part and send its audio, labels, and edited marks to desktop in one package.
Turn two marks into a clip
Choose a start and end by name to make an exact excerpt from a marked recording.
Record sound from another Android app
Capture a passage from a browser or player, mark the useful moments, and keep it ready for desktop editing.