Use Clapping and Hand Gestures to Quickly Find and Fix Editing Errors

Have you ever recorded yourself, perhaps for a podcast or YouTube, and struggled to locate all the places where you need to edit out your mistakes?

In the future, when you make a mistake while recording a narration, just clap your hands. Later, when you're editing the audio, the claps will show up as spikes on the waveform, making it easy to identify and fix any mistakes.

And if you're editing a video, put your hands up for a few seconds to mark where you want to make a cut. When you review the footage, you'll be able to easily see where to make the cut thanks to your hand gesture.

These simple tips can make your editing processing much more efficient.