Fixing choppy audio in video editing on iPad Pro M4

I do not edit video on an iPad, but I have done quite a few talking head videos in Final Cut Pro on the Mac.

There are several creative decisions you can make. It depends on the contents of the video and what you want to achieve. You may get away with simple cuts, and using a Flow transition, or a cross dissolve. In some cases, it is better to acknowledge that there was cut - add a fade to black transition to convey the notion that there was a gap in time. Sometimes, you can disguise hesitations or mistakes by using appropriate B-roll. For example, if you are doing a video of a presentation, you can use the presenter's slides as an easy way to add variety and cover up mistakes.

Also, if audio is bad at times, instead of total silence, find a piece of audio where there's just the room background noise, and use it.

In addition to the always excellent advice from Luis, does iOS FCP include Voice Isolation? If so, and background noise is the problem when cutting, it might be a way to quiet down the background noise to make the cuts sound less choppy.