Re: MP3 editor required - any suggestions?

[Ben Dyer]

You can do it in iTunes, just use the start/end points in the track 
info to select the bit you want, and choose "Convert to MP3" (or 
something to that effect). It'll create a new MP3 file with the same 
ID3 tags, and only the data between the start and end points.

Alternatively, convert the file to AIFF, and use virtually any sound 
utility out there--in fact, you could do it in QuickTime Player, if you 
have QT Pro.

Cheers,
Ben
On 12 Dec 2004, at 20:19, simon goslin wrote:
howdy!
i'd like to obtain a decent free mp3 editor that's easy to use, not 
too technical and above all else, FREE (or cheap shareware I guess) - 
what do you guys out there use/recommend?

i want to be able to select and save a selection of a music track for 
use on my new mobile/cell phone

cheers,
simon
12/12

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