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how can i split an MP3 file into smaller audible MP3 files?
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| Spacey Orange |
| i'm trying to ,make a few 2 minute mp3 files from the original longer files. will MusicCutter work? i remember that i used to have program that displayed the entire track waveforms. it worked well, but i lost it. anyone remember that one or suggest another? thanks. |
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| Disney |
So your looking to make a sample from a liveset or something?
Musicutter will work. Just make a cue with the first track everything before the sample. The second track the actual sample and the third track everthing after the sample. Something like this:
code:
TRACK 01 AUDIO
TITLE "Before sample"
INDEX 01 00:00:00
TRACK 02 AUDIO
TITLE "Sample"
INDEX 01 23:45:00
TRACK 03 AUDIO
TITLE "After sample"
INDEX 01 25:45:00
For a waveform view you could use Cool Edit Pro 2. It can handle mp3. |
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| sw1 |
| mp3DirectCut should do the trick. It has an Auto Cue function that lets you enter any time for all cues (eg. every 2 minutes) and then creates those cues for you (every 2 minutes). You can save the cue file for that MP3. Then use the Save Split function which will automatically save each section as an individual track. Check out the Software section on TA, or Google mp3DirectCut for a newer version. |
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| Spacey Orange |
| cheers guys. i'll try it. |
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| nexus6 |
| quote: | Originally posted by Spacey Orange
i'm trying to ,make a few 2 minute mp3 files from the original longer files. will MusicCutter work? i remember that i used to have program that displayed the entire track waveforms. it worked well, but i lost it. anyone remember that one or suggest another? thanks. |
I use Sonic Foundry's Soundforge. its a great program... Sony own it and I think its on version9 now:toothless |
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