AudioMuse is a browser-based audio production toolkit that pairs a free manual editor with a set of AI-powered processing tools. The editor opens local files directly in the browser and presents a visual waveform timeline where you can cut, trim, split at the playhead, remove a section from the middle and mix up to six tracks. Changes are non-destructive with undo and redo, and the finished timeline exports as a single audio file, so you can go from a rough voice memo to a shareable track without installing anything.
Beyond basic editing, AudioMuse collects four AI workflows. AI Mastering polishes a finished mix toward a chosen style and loudness target; AI Audio Enhancer and Noise Reduction clean up hum, echo and background noise in speech or music; and the Stem Splitter doubles as a vocal remover, isolating vocals or producing an instrumental for karaoke and remixes. A separate lightweight video audio editor lets you trim clips, extract or replace a soundtrack and balance speech against music.
The utility shelf covers the everyday jobs that usually need a dozen separate sites: format conversion (WAV, MP3, M4A, OGG), compression and bitrate changes, equalisation and normalisation, a loudness meter, pitch detector and note finder, key and BPM finders, a voice recorder, an audio watermark tool and an MP3 tag editor. AudioMuse is pitched at musicians, podcasters, video creators and teachers, and the company states it is used by more than 15,000 producers. The manual editor is free to start in the browser, while the AI tools and video editor sit behind paid plans.
