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Posted by Grimlock on Apr-24-2003 19:58:

MP3/WAV Splitting Software?

Can someone recomend a good MP3/WAV splitting, sequencing and sound upgrading software?

Posted by Psionic on Apr-24-2003 20:20:

For splitting, I use a program called "HP Split" I think. Works very well.

Posted by thirdlevelbeat on Apr-24-2003 21:39:

quote:
Originally posted by Galapidate
For splitting, I use a program called "HP Split" I think. Works very well.

I think it's called HJ-Split; you can find it here.

Posted by thirdlevelbeat on Apr-24-2003 21:43:

Sequencing -FruityLoops Studio

Sound Editing - Steinberg WaveLab

Posted by Grimlock on Apr-24-2003 23:18:

Thanx

Thanx for the recomendations I was mainly looking for a program to add track splits to live sets it gets tedious having to fast foreward 40 min. to get to parts you like.

Posted by Grimlock on Apr-24-2003 23:19:

If anyone knows of other programs as well please post.

Posted by Blithe on Apr-25-2003 00:40:

Cool MP3 splitter seems to work pretty well for me...
http://www.yaosoft.com

If all else fails, you can always resort to soundforge, but that might cost you a pretty penny.

Posted by thirdlevelbeat on Apr-25-2003 01:07:

Oh, splitting a live set is somewhat easy with Cool Edit Pro 1.2-2.X If you know anyone with it, or you can buy it for ~$200, look at this website.

Posted by obs on Apr-25-2003 07:14:

are you kidding me? HJ split blows for splitting mp3s unless you just want to make big files smaller for downloading.

try mp3directcut (freeware and non-bloated for win32):
http://www.rz.uni-frankfurt.de/~pesch/

there's other features too, such as normalising and recording.

Posted by DeleriumMan on Apr-25-2003 08:18:

I use Goldwave... Split, filter(pop, hiss), edit, whatever. Very nice lil app.

Posted by ppaik on Apr-25-2003 16:52:

I use sound forge. It lets you cut music any which way you want and I save it as a wav file. There may be easier programs out there, but I've used sound forge for about 3-4 years and its really easy. You just cut and paste and save...

Posted by DJ LIQUID on Apr-25-2003 17:02:

SOUND FORGE