Mully
Insanely Busy Member
Posts:852
 | | 01 Mar 2005 10:41 AM |
| | Anyone know a way to split an mp3 (or any audio file type) in 2 ?
Problem is, hidden tracks on an album, where you get 8mins of silence
before the hidden track kicks in after the last song.
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sweetie
Busy Member
Posts:133
| | 01 Mar 2005 11:15 AM |
| | If you import it into burning software you should get an option to edit the file and you will see a waveform of the whole mp3 with the
dead or quiet bit in the middle. Select the first track and save as a mp3 then go in again and save the second track too. You can do this with nero and winoncd. I've used it to seperate live recordings that I recorded to minidisc in the past. | | | |
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Binokular
CLUAS Forum Junkie
Posts:1600
| | 01 Mar 2005 12:35 PM |
| | You can also use an audio editor like soundforge, Acid, Magix muzik studio, Recycle etc. as they can usually import files as MP3 rather than just .wav or a proprietary format. Its the same idea as the waveform editor you see in the likes of Nero but you get a lot more control, plus you can do nice little things like volume levelling and filtering out noise. Handy for cleaning up live recordings or recordings taken from old vinyl. Most of these programs are pretty expensive but I'm sure theres a few free (and legal) ones if you look on sites like Download.com. If its just a one off thing you want to do you could probably use a 30-day trial version.
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Daragh
Very Busy Member
Posts:668
| | 01 Mar 2005 2:05 PM |
| | goldwave, is a good free editor, lets you select exactly where you want to cut etc
also has some nice features, like revers, pan, fade and so on | | | |
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