At today's Google event, the company communicated that its Recorder app, which is available for Pixel 2 or newer phones, is getting a nice update that should mass-produce it a lot easier to search through audio files. The update will indulge you to select a spark of audio from a recorded clip, which you can again either slice or abolish from the larger audio file.
Additionally, you can search for specific words in a recorded transcript and delete them. Accordingly if you're someone like me who tends to say "uh," "um," or any other crutch word during interviews, you can theoretically find and abolish them with this new update.
According to Google, you'll be coextensive to use this full-length offline, in the aforementioned way its shifting English transcription gamble works after needing internet access. The company communicated the full-length in a blog discussing the Pixel 5, but it will peach exit on some of Google's other Pixel phones as well.
The Verge has realized out to Google to swear whether the new full-length is indeed coming to other than nonparticipating the Pixel 5.
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