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Posted by NuDarkBeat on Feb-25-2004 20:22:

programs for breaking up mp3s

I thought these types of programs were called rippers but when i search all i get is these complicated programs for taking mp3s of CD's. All i want is a program that can break up my long live sets so i can put them on cds. Anyone have any suggestions for some good programs.

Posted by vadushka!!! on Feb-25-2004 20:32:

PC or Mac?

Posted by NuDarkBeat on Feb-25-2004 20:34:

Posted by vadushka!!! on Feb-25-2004 20:39:

Go to Shareware.com and search for a wave editor. Hope this helps.

Posted by Jimmy on Feb-25-2004 20:43:

you must use cuesheets to make trackmarkings on your liveset cd. If you will break them up, which can easily be done with cool mp3 splitter or mp3directcut, you will hear the transition of each track, so that would ruine your whole live set cd.

cuesheets can be burned with nero, cdrwin, blindwrite...

Posted by CrackedLcd on Feb-25-2004 20:46:

try the FAQ forum.
This may help...

http://www.tranceaddict.com/forums/...light=mp3+split

http://www.tranceaddict.com/forums/...light=mp3+split

Posted by everything0 on Feb-25-2004 20:47:

http://www.tranceaddict.com/software.shtml

hjsplit is another one. mixmeister lets you manually edit wav and mp3 splits

Posted by starglider on Feb-25-2004 20:53:

MP3 TrackMaker is a good little app for splitting MP3s assuming all you want to do is chop up a really large set into CD-length pices.

click me

Posted by TheKidsWantTechno on Feb-26-2004 01:02:

i use mp3directcut, and www.spandel.nl has TONS of cue files for splitting up livesets and naming the tracks

Posted by regulate on Feb-26-2004 03:22:

nero works, and you dont need a cue sheet. i dont use one, and you can take out the 2 second gap in between tracks.

Posted by atxhorn on Feb-26-2004 05:21:

I use mp3 tag studio
http://www.magnusbrading.com/mp3ts/
its free and you can clean up the id tag and cut mp3.

Posted by NuDarkBeat on Feb-28-2004 01:50:

i just need a simple program where i can just put a mark where i want to split or simply just write the point where iwant to split it. All these programs are too complicated and i dont know how to use them. Mp3 Chopper is a program i know how to use. Anyone know a similar program

Posted by Nautilus on Feb-28-2004 10:52:

I use Sonic Foundry's Sound Forge 6.0 program.

Posted by Cobalt on Feb-28-2004 11:21:

Audacity works best for me:

http://audacity.sourceforge.net/

Simple, easy, useful. Does take a bit of memory, but meh.

There was a program I used to have that worked pretty well too, though I haven't tried the new version. Mp3Cutter:

http://home.hccnet.nl/p.luijer/

Both are freeware.

Posted by Stassi on Feb-28-2004 17:12:

Re: programs for breaking up mp3s

quote:
Originally posted by NuDarkBeat
I thought these types of programs were called rippers but when i search all i get is these complicated programs for taking mp3s of CD's. All i want is a program that can break up my long live sets so i can put them on cds. Anyone have any suggestions for some good programs.

dude use nero, write up a cue sheet and it breaks the tracks up

Posted by TRanCE643 on Feb-28-2004 22:41:

i used to use mp3 trim - good little program thats really fast and works well. not sure what the site is though just do a search for it.

Posted by TrancEuphoria on Mar-01-2004 03:11:

I know this doesn't answer your question, but get an mp3 palyer (ipod) and save the continuity of the set.

Posted by dj_skratch_1 on Mar-01-2004 03:24:

Dude, new version (I think its 7.0) of Sound Forge owns all. Its easy, you can apply some pretty cool effects, and you can save to almost every single digital sound format. If you wanna get really technical, you could go with Emagic's - Logic Audio Platnium 5.5 for PC, but a lot of ppl complain that there are too many bells & whistles attatched, I actually prefer work within Logic 90% of the time, and then touch up my audio in sound forge, but once again that's entirely up to the user. I hope that helps

Posted by starglider on Mar-01-2004 03:49:

quote:
Originally posted by dj_skratch_1
Dude, new version (I think its 7.0) of Sound Forge owns all. Its easy, you can apply some pretty cool effects, and you can save to almost every single digital sound format. If you wanna get really technical, you could go with Emagic's - Logic Audio Platnium 5.5 for PC, but a lot of ppl complain that there are too many bells & whistles attatched, I actually prefer work within Logic 90% of the time, and then touch up my audio in sound forge, but once again that's entirely up to the user. I hope that helps

Seems like overkill! He just needs to cut up a file.

Posted by dj_skratch_1 on Mar-03-2004 00:36:

Sorry, my bad

Posted by Pareez on Mar-03-2004 04:34:

Cool MP3 Splitter

Is the one I use. Works pretty good.

Posted by digitalbreach on Mar-03-2004 07:34:

cool edit