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program to cut music

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good evening!!

i really (still haven't got a routine for gfo) need a program i can download for free to cut a song with. also, it should be easy. i just need to make a cut at 1:30. :wink:
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any suggestions?

thanks a lot!
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I use dss dj - which is a virtual turn table set. I don't know if it's the easiest program to do what you want but you can use it for lots of other stuff too (ie. DJing :D)

you can download it at www.myxoft.com/index.html. Also my version is registered so if you send me a message I can give you the details - I think there are some restrictions if it's not (and it costs like $50 or something - I don't know, I didn't pay for it :twisted: )

Actually my mum did for a birthday present - which although being one of the only presents I've actually got from my family that was related to something I'm into - a bit of a waste of money since I'm sure I could have found a pirated version pretty easily... :P
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audacity.

A nice free (beer and liberty) program to do simple audio file manipulation.
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Or if you know how to "download" programs, Adobe Audition or Cakewalk are some of the best programs for editing music.
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Post by Muffinman »

Goldwave is good for clipping and converting files too.
http://www.mp3-tech.org/software/encoders/lamewin32.exe
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thanks a lot for the replies!! :D
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now, due to the links you provided, i can cut that song, but can't burn it. like it doesn't work on my cd player, just on my computer. do you have any ideas how i can convert a wma or mp3 file to a winamp one? wahhh. i hate computers. :?
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? Winamp can play both wma's and mp3's...

But if its in .wav format, or some other form of lossless, try File> Export, or something to that point.
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Winamp should play, like, almost any audio file.
Have you ever burned something to a CD before? What program did you use? The same program can probably burn the song AS AN AUDIO TRACK ON A CD. Burning an audio CD is different than burning a data CD. Sorry for sounding stupid if you already knew this, but if you didn't it should help :)
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:roll:
even though i don't know much about computers, i can burn cds. i also know the difference between a data cd and an audio cd.
the problem is that i burn that cd, and it works fine on my computer. all programs can regonize it and play, but my cd player can't.
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i use nero by the way, but tried another program as well. both didn't work. i think the other one didn't even let me burn the cd (as an audio one).
hmm. thanks a lot for the comments again. i think there's no chance though that i can cut that stupid song before thursday evening. :(
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Post by ebo »

there should be no problem burning an mp3 as an audio cd with nero.
maybe you have to change the compression though? like, 41khz-48khz,
with at least 128kb/s stereo should do.
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Also, maybe some CD players may not read some discs? Have you played burned discs on your player before? -- I think I have this problem with just SOME discs on my old stereo.
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Yeah, most cd players can't play mp3 discs.
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No no no, but some CD players also can't play some AUDIO discs as well, is what I'm saying.
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Oh, I dont know then :oops:
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Post by verena »

well. thanks a lot everybody.
the problem is solved.
my problem was that in the end i could burn the cd, but when i put it itno the cd player it didn't work. it said that there was a track on it, but it was just noise.
however. i wasted like 4 blank cds, but on the fith one it worked. :D

thanks.
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