- Trim
To trim, or cut off, the beginning and end of a file, simply select the region you want to keep, then you can use the shortcut CTRL+T or, choose Trim (delete all but the current selection) from the Trim drop-down menu on the Edit tab. Here you can also see other choices for trimming down an audio file, including Trim start and Trim end that will respectively delete everything from either before or after the current position. - Auto Trim
If you are deleting silence from the start and end of your audio you can save yourself the step of finding the start and endpoints and selecting a region. Instead use Auto Trim to scan the audio file and remove the beginning and ending regions that are below the Auto Trim threshold. - Split
To keep the sections on both sides of the current position as individual files, instead of trimming move over to the Split drop-down menu, which is also on the Edit tab. - Auto Split
Just as WavePad can detect silences at the beginning and end of a song, it can also detect silences in the middle of a file. So, if you recorded a whole set you can select a Split file at silences from the Split drop-down to separate the recording at each silent section so you can edit and save each song individually.
Monday, February 18, 2013
Quickly Cut Music and Audio Files
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WavePad music editing and cutting software provide several easy options for cutting music and mp3 files. Whether you want to trim off silence or cut out a section to use as a ringtone or split long recording into smaller audio files, here is a look at how you can cut, trim and split sections of your mp3, music and audio files.
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