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tiffaff
04-25-2019, 10:24 PM
JonC
04-26-2019, 02:20 AM
I’m not sure what you are asking for, but it sounds like you want an audio editing program.
The simplest option is Audacity. It’s free and very versatile.
The simplest option is Audacity. It’s free and very versatile.
tiffaff
04-26-2019, 04:39 AM
but i want to cut it without recording
JonC
04-26-2019, 02:45 PM
You want to make a music file that has a section in the middle edited out?
Audacity can do that.
You want to make a music file playback so that it just skips a section in the middle without actually altering the file? (And you don’t want to create a separate, new edited file?)
There isn’t anything that does that per se.
However, if the source file is flac, you could theoretically write a cue file that includes the edit in it. Don’t know why you’d go through the extra work.
Audacity can do that.
You want to make a music file playback so that it just skips a section in the middle without actually altering the file? (And you don’t want to create a separate, new edited file?)
There isn’t anything that does that per se.
However, if the source file is flac, you could theoretically write a cue file that includes the edit in it. Don’t know why you’d go through the extra work.
I try to avoid dealing with cue files, so I’m not sure of how many formats they work with.
Zeratul13
04-26-2019, 07:09 PM
if source flac/wav/alac or other lossless, and editing in audacity or such, and exporting lossless, project lossless.
having loss/distortion if effects sometime, but straight cut lossless
technosux
05-03-2019, 12:51 PM
Easy as 1-2-3 with soundforge, but not free. You select the part to cut. You press del. You save in lossless.
If you want to a precise selection, it might require a bit more skills (you zoom and look at samples, just like you would at pixels with photoshop).
You might mix , left/right part at the "junction", or use some interpolation, to avoid hearing an unpleasing pop.
If you want to a precise selection, it might require a bit more skills (you zoom and look at samples, just like you would at pixels with photoshop).
You might mix , left/right part at the "junction", or use some interpolation, to avoid hearing an unpleasing pop.
Probably audacity allows the same thing.
Salted
05-03-2019, 06:10 PM
Use Audacity.
Or better yet, send me the file and I’ll do it for you.

