Well, I didn't know where to ask this, so I'm asking this question here. I'm wondering if anyone knows of any programs that can edit and cut parts of a music track. I'd really like to know if there any programs that can do this, because there are certain parts of some music that I love hearing over and over again.

I do a lot of cutting and pasting with music in order to loop music longer or do other variations. I use Easy CD-DA to convert the music file to a WAV. Then I use Nero Wave Editor to do my work. The Wave Editor comes with most Nero Burning programs. Hope that helps you.

audacity. it's free, easy to use & and amazingly powerful

audacity. it's free, easy to use & and amazingly powerful

I second that..it's free and works super..that's all you can ask for..

audacity is good, so is Cool Edit, as well as GoldWave. those 3 programs are the usual candidates for audio editing.

Sound Forge, i say its the easiest audio editor of all now.

Adobe Audition but it is expensive (lol). But Audacity may be the best choice as freeware.

Thanks guys. I used audacity, works like a charm. I can now listen to the parts of the music now. =)

Audacity is good. It's free and that makes it worthwhile.

If you ever want to buy something commercial, I highly recommend Sony Acid Music Studio. I use that for all of my cutting projects, especially for ringtones. That's if you want to go commercial. It's like $90 where I am, so I'd stick with Audacity just for the whole "free" part, but SAMS is recommended, too.

Rubes