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healer 09-08-2008 06:56 AM

Splitting a long mp3 into tracks
 
I download quite a few DJ mixes and most of them are uncut, 60+ minute mp3's. Obviously, searching to the middle of the track using anything other than a computer is a bit of a hassle.

I'd like to cut the mp3 into tracks so that I can name and tag the individual songs instead of just having big chunks of sound.

Can you folks recommend some software that will do this as painlessly as possible?

Thanks,
-healer

ratbastid 09-08-2008 06:59 AM

Audacity. Free, open source audio editor. Snippidy snip.

Redlemon 09-08-2008 09:34 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by ratbastid (Post 2520608)
Audacity. Free, open source audio editor. Snippidy snip.

What he said, except that he forgot to say "for Mac, Windows, and Linux".

ratbastid 09-08-2008 09:41 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Redlemon (Post 2520701)
What he said, except that he forgot to say "for Mac, Windows, and Linux".

Knew I forgot something!

freeload 09-08-2008 12:12 PM

Just to clarify regarding Audacity. For each part of the track you want to split, apply a label [ctrl+B]- then choose file->export multiple and you'll end up with separate track with the label as the file name.

I use audacity to split our recorded performance into tracks after concerts - this feature is just fantastic!

healer 09-08-2008 10:20 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by freeload (Post 2520793)
Just to clarify regarding Audacity. For each part of the track you want to split, apply a label [ctrl+B]- then choose file->export multiple and you'll end up with separate track with the label as the file name.

I use audacity to split our recorded performance into tracks after concerts - this feature is just fantastic!

Awesome - I'll try this later.

Thanks guys. :thumbsup:


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