Trebble Online Audio & Video Editor Reviews

Anyone can do this. I am mixing this tool with auphonic.ai to optimize the pipeline of publishing podcasts. This Text editing software is so easy it has been easy to remove the unimportant or redundant parts of the conversations.

Also a feature i use, is downloading a selection. You can easily quote a section and copy it later to be in your leading intro.

Trebble has some improvements to make tough. With the search bar open, you will get scrolled back and forth when you dont want to. even while pausing or deleting text/audio.

But i am keeping this for now in my workflow. With the improvements it is now 4 tacos.

FYI I use this for dutch audio. Some words are not correctly transcribed, but another tool wont do any better. Even when i coded with the model Whisper myself.

Also i expected after redeeming the code 120 minutes + 30 minutes free. but it was just 120 minutes. As a dutchy i felt a little sad, haha.

The concept is great especially as there are already others on the market that charge monthly. Each function does take a lot of waiting to perform. I haven't been able to edit the duration of words despite following the instructions. I'm hoping these will improve as the product matures and that they'll add the ability to record from multiple locations (something the other options on the market already offer).

I tested Trebble after purchasing it, hoping for a Descript alternative. Unfortunately, my experience was frustrating. I uploaded a simple 42-second audio file, and after waiting over two hours, the tool produced nothing—literally zero output.

I'm disappointed because I genuinely want this to succeed. The concept is exactly what I need, and I can tell the developer is working hard on it. However, for a tool that's been around for a while, the execution falls short of expectations. Basic audio processing should be reliable and reasonably fast.

The core functionality simply isn't working properly. Processing time is unreasonably long (or infinite, in my case), and there's no clear feedback on what's happening or why the audio processing while user waits. It actually showed 100% yet outputted nothing.

I'm requesting a refund for now. This isn't to discourage the developer. I genuinely hope they continue improving Trebble as it's the only reasonable alternative to Descript at the moment. However, I'll wait until I see verified reviews confirming the platform has become more stable and functional before investing again.

Update: Thanks for your response, but I actually recorded it on the platform. I mistakenly said uploaded. There is a problem that needs fixing. I think you actually need to work on the app for the sake of those who purchased so it doesn’t go obsolete because those experiences will 100% cause folks to refund the product.

The idea is good but on Google Chrome it's not working, the site it's always crashing and some videos are only 28sec after I had a lot of work to edit it (after edit it should be 3min but the download is only 28sec). Hope the site will be better and more stable soon.

I bought Trebble two years ago, but I was mostly using Audacity for a podcast. I like Audacity, because it does so much, and Descript, but for my needs, Trebble is perfect, and so pleasant to use. Editing is finally pleasurable! And their Support alone is worth five stars. My favorite purchase on AppSumo.