What (free) program do I use to do some editing of some assorted files (cda and mp3)?
Any ideas people?
Sam
Any ideas people?
Sam
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dbPoweramp
once installed and setup you simply right click the file you wanna convert etc and select the convert menu.
easiest one I have seen and doesnt throw ads and crap at you. -
Sorry, don't think I explained myself properly. I was to be able to edit the length of the tracks, not convert them to another format.Comment
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I personally use Cool edit (now Adobe audition) but that isn't free. You could try out Audacity which I've heard recommended in a few places.Comment
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Great. Works a treat. Thanks.Comment
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I regularly chop the start and end off sound files. I'm not a GUI-hater but I found GUI editting, including Audacity, a bit cumbersome for my task. The solution I found was to use some command-line tools in concert with XMMS or Winamp.
What I do is encode the original into FLAC format. Then I listen to it in XMMS or Winamp and decide exactly where the start and stop are. From there I decode it back to WAV using the --skip and --until commandline arguments. From there I have a correctly editted WAV file that I can encode to MP3, OggVorbis, back to FLAC or even make an audio CD.
Its not for everyone but it works for me
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