Lexis Audio Editor Premium

Lexis Audio Editor Premium Lexis Audio Editor Premium is a professional Android music and voice recorder with powerful editing tools. Cut, trim, fade, normalize, reduce noise, and export in multiple formats.

Lexis Audio Editor Premium

Lexis Audio Editor is a highly professional music editing tool built to help you produce polished audio and match your own creative workflow. It offers a wide set of editing instruments, and with the help of in-app tutorials you can quickly handle everyday tasks like cutting, copying, fading, and muting. You can also import and export audio in multiple formats to create results that sound the way you want. The app is designed to keep improving over time, with new editing features added regularly for a smoother experience.

Key Features

User Interface & Usability

• Landscape-focused layout: Optimized space for editing controls and waveform viewing.
• Clear access to tools: The interface may take a couple of sessions to get used to, but once you learn it, moving around is fast and simple.
• Responsive editing: Works smoothly for multi-step editing without lag.

Recording & Editing

• Built-in audio recorder: Supports pause and resume for capturing voice notes, music, or interviews.



• Track editing tools: Cut, copy, paste, trim, and insert silence for detailed control.
• Quality-enhancing tools: Fade in/out, normalization, and noise reduction.
• Flexible project workflow: Record into an existing file or import additional audio to build more complex sessions.

Effects & Audio Tools

• 10-band equalizer for more precise tone shaping.
• Compressor to help manage dynamics.
• Tempo, speed, and pitch controls for performance-style adjustments.
• Vocal splitting: Separates vocals from the backing track—handy for karaoke or remix work.
• Mixing and audio insertion: Combine files or add new audio into existing recordings.

File Support & Compatibility

• Works with common audio formats including WAV, M4A, AAC, FLAC, and WMA.
• Extract audio from video: Pull audio from MP4, 3GP, and 3G2 files for editing.
• MP3 export: Available in the paid version. The free version is generally best for most non-MP3 workflows, while professionals may choose Premium for added flexibility.

Notable Highlights

Smooth Transition Tools

• The transition tool helps create smooth listening flow when playing through edits.
• Recording can remove sections with sound glitches or unwanted noise.



• Some cuts can be automatically refined to sound smoother and more polished.

Advanced Effects Control

• The app can apply multiple effects to improve your recording.
• You can choose any effect that works with your audio, and compatibility level can influence overall sound quality.

Precise Editing Functions

• Supports multi-step editing to improve how your recording turns out.
• Noise and silence segments can be removed to enhance listening quality.
• The equalizer can be used to help shape the final result.

Flexible Format Options

• You decide which format to save your work in, with supported choices listed for easy selection.
• With multiple formats available, you can produce several high-quality versions as needed.

Full Trial Access

• The free trial includes basic formats such as WAV, M4A, AAC, FLAC, and WMA.
• MP3 export is only unlocked after payment.
• This gives you plenty of options to match your needs and comfort level.

Helpful Tips

• Use presets: When you’re working on common tasks, presets can save time and help keep your edits consistent.
• Start with high-quality audio: Editing is easier and the final output tends to sound better when the source is strong.
• Try different effects: Experiment with reverb, chorus, and equalization—testing can help you find the right sound for your project.
• Use undo/redo: Don’t hesitate to experiment. Undo and redo make it safe to try changes without fear of permanently damaging your work.

User Reviews

“I was a bit disappointed that I had to pay in order to save my edited MP3 files as MP3, but it was still worth it. I work with large files, and now I can do it on my iPad. Saving to Dropbox feels cumbersome—I might just not have figured it out yet. I tried saving to iCloud first (only choice), then browsing to Dropbox inside the app and moving the file, but I got errors and ended up with empty files. Eventually I located the file in iCloud and was able to save it to Dropbox from there. The save options need improvement. I’d also like the ability to adjust the volume of a selection. Otherwise, it seems solid and easy to use.”

“I was looking for an intuitive app to fade in/out some MP3s I recorded. Surprisingly, it was harder than I expected until I found this app. I didn’t really want to pay $10 just for one effect…”