Cap 0.6.3 lets you edit recordings by editing the transcript

Cap released version 0.6.3, which lets you edit a Studio recording by editing its transcript.

Open the Transcript tab in the editor, select words and press Delete to cut them out of the video. Cut words stay in place, struck through, and one click brings them back. You can also find a word or phrase and delete every match. It all runs on your computer.

Clean up finds filler words, repeated words and false starts. You can listen to each one, keep or remove it, or remove them all in one step. Pauses shortens every silence longer than a threshold to the length you choose. To make those cuts land between words, local transcription is verbatim and refines word timings against the audio, using a word aligner that is a one-time 95 MB download. English captions hide filler words by default, with a Show Filler Words toggle.

Voice EQ shapes your microphone's tone clip by clip. Start from the Natural, Clear, Warm, Bright or Broadcast preset, then drag the points on a five-band curve. A new Shape track adds arrows, boxes, highlights and numbered step badges drawn on the preview, and markers you drop while recording show up as flags on the editor timeline.

The editor also gets twelve transition kinds, style presets that work in every project, and a preview speed control from 0.5x to 3x. Cap says the release includes more than 100 fixes and performance improvements. Builds are available for macOS, Windows and Linux.