Audio editing software
By xeron0719
@xeron0719 (810)
Hong Kong
March 9, 2007 3:03am CST
Can anyone give me some suggestion on how to edit a mp3 file? For instance, if I want to cut the mp3 files into different parts? I am sure that there are some softwares that can do so.
If you have some suggestions, please tell us. It would be much appreciated if anyone here can help me.
Thank you very much for your help!
6 responses
@sandeep_2991984 (675)
• India
9 Mar 07
i know one software named cooledit pro. it is used for audio and visual editing.
@xeron0719 (810)
• Hong Kong
10 Mar 07
Both audacity and coolEditPro seem nice! Thank you for your advices!
@michan (212)
• Philippines
10 Mar 07
I use Cool Edit Pro 2 (Which is practically just like Adobe Audition but a bit downgraded)
I love it.
i hate audacity because if you want to record one long track but keep stopping, you'll have to put up with it breaking into parts over and over.
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@xeron0719 (810)
• Hong Kong
18 Mar 07
Yes, I tried Adobe Audition in my school, which is quite professional, but it is not easy to use for us, which is not familiar with those high-tech software.
Cool Edit Pro is another great pick here, thank you for your advice!
@im2good4u (566)
• Philippines
9 Mar 07
if you have nero installed on your computer then you can already use its own nero wave editor, but for better functionality and more options then use audacity
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@xeron0719 (810)
• Hong Kong
10 Mar 07
Oh! If you don't tell me, I really cannot realize that Nero has a built-in function like this! I am really appreciate for this information, thank you very much, im2good4u!
@ugotit (73)
• India
9 Mar 07
if u are having writer on your machine you will be most probably using nero6 or higher.it is having a "nero wave editor" software bundled in it,also it is having "nero sound trax".both the softwares are cool ones for music editing & mixing.u can cut ,copy ,paste part of a song second by second,or you can just overlap to parts of diff songs.can reduce noise, amplify volume.also you can adjust lest right channel settings. too many options ! just try it out!you will get nero everywhere!
@mbanjum (14)
• India
10 Mar 07
For editing many voice file formats, I use WavePad from NCH. Their website is nch.com.au/wavepad. You can edit many voice files very easily. You just have to drag your selection and press the crop button, you will have a new file which you can save with any name, format, and quality you want. Also, they have somve very nice tools to play with voice files. Have a look at their website. Good thing is that most of them are FREE!!!
