Cutting audio files.

Other than audacity, what freeware is available for cutting up a sound
file please ? Suppose one has recorded an LP as a single .wav file.

In particular I am looking for something that can go to a set start
and end point eg.

Start 9:14 End 11.33

Something easier/better than just a slider. IF such a thing exists.

Regards, John.

On Mon, 16 Jan 2006 19:00:12 +1100, John Fitzsimons
<DELETEucwubqf02@sneakemail.com> wrote:

>
>Other than audacity, what freeware is available for cutting up a sound
>file please ? Suppose one has recorded an LP as a single .wav file.
>
>In particular I am looking for something that can go to a set start
>and end point eg.
>
>Start 9:14 End 11.33
>
>Something easier/better than just a slider. IF such a thing exists.
>
>Regards, John.
>
I downloaded Anvil yesterday for editing midi files, but I believe I
read that it will edit .wav files as well. You might want to check it
out at www.AnvilStudio.com. There is a freeware version, and it's
pretty powerful.

Anne/Ohio

On Mon, 16 Jan 2006 19:00:12 +1100, John Fitzsimons
<DELETEucwubqf02@sneakemail.com> wrote:

>
>Other than audacity, what freeware is available for cutting up a sound
>file please ? Suppose one has recorded an LP as a single .wav file.
>
>In particular I am looking for something that can go to a set start
>and end point eg.
>
>Start 9:14 End 11.33
>
>Something easier/better than just a slider. IF such a thing exists.
>
Have you checked there isn't a plugin for Audacity that does this?

Also..you can set 'tabs' in Audacity..

http://audacity.sourceforge.net/hel...s=files&i=split


Regards,


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John Fitzsimons <DELETEucwubqf02@sneakemail.com> wrote in
news:jkjms1t42f1e1341vp5bdsacldrh3h696b@4ax.com:

>
> Other than audacity, what freeware is available for cutting up a sound
> file please ? Suppose one has recorded an LP as a single .wav file.
>
> In particular I am looking for something that can go to a set start
> and end point eg.
>
> Start 9:14 End 11.33
>
> Something easier/better than just a slider. IF such a thing exists.
>
> Regards, John.
>

Hello,

Some time ago I read about this program here which can do what you want:

SoundEngine Free ver.2.93 Realeased 2003/03/04 465KB

http://www.cycleof5th.com/en/index.htm

I have run it in Win98, 2000 and presently in XP without problems.

Bye

Mauricio

Am Mon, 16 Jan 2006 19:00:12 +1100 schrieb John Fitzsimons:

> Other than audacity, what freeware is available for cutting up a sound
> file please ? Suppose one has recorded an LP as a single .wav file.
>
> In particular I am looking for something that can go to a set start
> and end point eg.
>
> Start 9:14 End 11.33
>
> Something easier/better than just a slider. IF such a thing exists.

If it's just for getting the songs out of the wav-file, you can try to
find your LP in cuesheet heaven:

http://www.regeert.nl/cuesheet/

If the LP is in the database, you can create a cuesheet for any cd
burning program to write the tracks on a cd.

HTH,
Jörg

John Fitzsimons wrote:
> Other than audacity, what freeware is available for cutting up a sound
> file please ? Suppose one has recorded an LP as a single .wav file.

Best - absolute best - I know for that is CDWave.

>
> In particular I am looking for something that can go to a set start
> and end point eg.
>
> Start 9:14 End 11.33
>
> Something easier/better than just a slider. IF such a thing exists.
>
> Regards, John.



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John Fitzsimons wrote:
> Other than audacity, what freeware is available for cutting up a sound
> file please ? Suppose one has recorded an LP as a single .wav file.

Best - absolute best - I know for that is CDWave. A wonderful program.
It is <gasp> shareware but with a generous trial and is uncrippled.
http://www.milosoftware.com/cdwave/


> In particular I am looking for something that can go to a set start
> and end point eg.

The above with a cue sheet maybe.

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Hello, John!
You wrote on Mon, 16 Jan 2006 19:00:12 +1100:

> Something easier/better than just a slider. IF such a thing exists.

CueMaster + musiCutter work great for mp3 files:

http://cuemaster.host.sk/

This program allows you to find the CD on FreeDB.org and convert it
straight into a CUE sheet that can be used by musiCutter.

http://musicutter.szm.sk/

This is an mp3 and ogg vorbis joiner/cutter (without need to decode and
reencode) and cut points can be imported from CUE sheets.

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On Mon, 16 Jan 2006 10:48:24 GMT, Rundkopf
<rondfkopfschnecke@hotmail.com> wrote:

>John Fitzsimons <DELETEucwubqf02@sneakemail.com> wrote in
>news:jkjms1t42f1e1341vp5bdsacldrh3h696b@4ax.com:

>> Other than audacity, what freeware is available for cutting up a sound
>> file please ? Suppose one has recorded an LP as a single .wav file.

< snip >

>Some time ago I read about this program here which can do what you want:

>SoundEngine Free ver.2.93 Realeased 2003/03/04 465KB

>http://www.cycleof5th.com/en/index.htm

Thank you Mauricio. I will check it out. :-)

Regards, John.

On Mon, 16 Jan 2006 12:41:19 GMT, "dadiOH" <dadiOH@wherever.com>
wrote:

>John Fitzsimons wrote:

>> Other than audacity, what freeware is available for cutting up a sound
>> file please ? Suppose one has recorded an LP as a single .wav file.

>Best - absolute best - I know for that is CDWave. A wonderful program.
>It is <gasp> shareware but with a generous trial and is uncrippled.
>http://www.milosoftware.com/cdwave/

Thank you. :-)

>> In particular I am looking for something that can go to a set start
>> and end point eg.

>The above with a cue sheet maybe.

Assuming I knew what a cue sheet was, and how to use it. Which I
don't. :-(

Regards, John.