If you want to improve its quality, you can use the Mixer tool and the Equalizer. There’s also the Audio Editor for changing the key, volume, and speed of your audio. This is better used for mixing vocals and instrumentals. However, take note that you shouldn’t use this if you’re planning for a medley or chain of cut audio parts. This will play the tracks together when you export the file, and you can also preview how it sounds by clicking the “Preview Output Song” button. To augment these two tool’s functions even further, you can use the Overlapping tool by enabling “Overlap Tracks” on the right side of the menu. This means you can undo your cropping quite easily. It won’t actually “crop” out that selected part, though-basically, whatever’s outside of the sliders just gets muted.
Inversely, the Splitter tool can cut any part you desire from a file by using the two sliders on each track. You can use this function by enabling the crossfade effect and fiddling with the Fade In and Fade Out settings on the tracks. First among the features is the Joiner tool, which is used for merging separate audio files.
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