W Wayne s macrumors regular Original poster Oct 12, 2007 242 0 UK Jan 12, 2009 #1 I have an MP3 of a concert and I want to trim it down to only one song, what free app can I use to do this. Thanks
I have an MP3 of a concert and I want to trim it down to only one song, what free app can I use to do this. Thanks
C ChrisA macrumors G5 Jan 5, 2006 13,220 2,788 Redondo Beach, California Jan 12, 2009 #2 Wayne s said: I have an MP3 of a concert and I want to trim it down to only one song, what free app can I use to do this. Thanks Click to expand... Garage Band will work. Just select the part you don't want and delete it. "Audacity" will work as well and it really is free http://audacity.sourceforge.net/
Wayne s said: I have an MP3 of a concert and I want to trim it down to only one song, what free app can I use to do this. Thanks Click to expand... Garage Band will work. Just select the part you don't want and delete it. "Audacity" will work as well and it really is free http://audacity.sourceforge.net/
rynoman macrumors newbie Apr 6, 2008 23 0 Virginia Jan 12, 2009 #3 you could do this using iTunes as well: File > Get Info Options Choose Start and Stop time for the track portion you want OK Advanced > Convert to MP3 (or AAC or whatever you want) iTunes will convert the selected portion into a separate track.
you could do this using iTunes as well: File > Get Info Options Choose Start and Stop time for the track portion you want OK Advanced > Convert to MP3 (or AAC or whatever you want) iTunes will convert the selected portion into a separate track.
W Wayne s macrumors regular Original poster Oct 12, 2007 242 0 UK Jan 13, 2009 #4 ChrisA said: Garage Band will work. Just select the part you don't want and delete it. "Audacity" will work as well and it really is free http://audacity.sourceforge.net/ Click to expand... Thanks Garage band worked a treat.
ChrisA said: Garage Band will work. Just select the part you don't want and delete it. "Audacity" will work as well and it really is free http://audacity.sourceforge.net/ Click to expand... Thanks Garage band worked a treat.
W Wayne s macrumors regular Original poster Oct 12, 2007 242 0 UK Jan 13, 2009 #5 rynoman said: you could do this using iTunes as well: File > Get Info Options Choose Start and Stop time for the track portion you want OK Advanced > Convert to MP3 (or AAC or whatever you want) iTunes will convert the selected portion into a separate track. Click to expand... I could not get that to work in iTunes, must be doing some thing wrong.
rynoman said: you could do this using iTunes as well: File > Get Info Options Choose Start and Stop time for the track portion you want OK Advanced > Convert to MP3 (or AAC or whatever you want) iTunes will convert the selected portion into a separate track. Click to expand... I could not get that to work in iTunes, must be doing some thing wrong.