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AudioCut review

#14 of 26 in Audio Editing Apps for iPhone

A paid iPhone editor with precise multitrack tools, AI stems and broad export support.

7.7/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

AudioCut, presented by Hangzhou Huanyin Technology as AudioCutPro, is a paid audio studio for iPhone and iPad. It suits solo creators and small teams that need detailed editing, recording, format conversion or video-to-audio extraction on an iOS device. The app combines waveform trimming with millisecond-level timeline precision, a multitrack timeline, per-track volume and fades, speed changes from 0.25× to 4×, independent pitch shifting, and ringtone creation with m4r export. It also supports soundtrack replacement and real-time recording with waveform monitoring.

Its strongest fit is the iOS ecosystem. AudioCut imports through iOS Files, iCloud Drive, Voice Memos, AirDrop, GarageBand, Photos and the Music library, while Wi-Fi browser upload provides a computer-to-phone transfer path. Export and conversion cover MP3, M4A, WAV, AAC, FLAC and AIFF. The app supports iOS 16 and later and is deployed as a mobile app, so workflows center on an iPhone or iPad rather than a desktop editor. Support channels listed for the product are email and documentation.

AI stem separation is the standout capability, splitting material into vocals, drums, bass and accompaniment. Denoise, vocal enhancement and a voice changer extend the processing tools, while most processing runs locally. AI vocal separation uses a server, which matters for users with strict local-processing requirements. There is no cloud-sync feature, so projects are not positioned around cross-device synchronization. Choose AudioCut for iOS-based multitrack work, extraction and stem-focused editing; choose another tool if desktop deployment, built-in cloud sync or fully local AI processing is essential.

AudioCut pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Millisecond waveform trimming with multitrack volume and fade controls
    • AI separation for vocals, drums, bass and accompaniment
    • Exports MP3, M4A, WAV, AAC, FLAC and AIFF files
  • Where it doesn't
    • AI vocal separation uses server processing rather than only local processing
    • No cloud-sync feature is provided
    • Mobile app supports iOS 16 and later only

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