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Version 7.30 · 2026-06-15
+ Bug Fixes + UI Improvements + Stability Enhancements
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The store currently lists version 7.30, updated 2026-06-15.








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Audio Cutter Trimmer Converter Merger is a very easy-to-use audio editor app that lets you Cut, Trim, Convert, Merge, and Compress music audio. It also supports Audio to MP4 conversion. This audio editor app has a very well-equipped audio compressor feature. Users can increase or decrease audio channels, and update audio sample rate and encoding type to VBR or CBR. It also allows you to set your audio bit rate. This is the fastest audio editor app on the market which will save your precious time and make you more productive.
KEY FEATURES -
Supported Formats:-
** Supports MP3, WAV, AAC, AC3, M4A, FLAC audio formats. Please suggest to us if you need any other formats.
Supported Features:-
** Cut and Trim audio at precise points.
** Convert MP3, WAV, AAC, AC3, M4A, FLAC format audios.
** Compress audio to save space.…
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+ Bug Fixes + UI Improvements + Stability Enhancements
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