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Thread ID: 15070	2002-01-27 23:53:00	Fiddling with MP3s	Guest (0)	Press F1

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33166	2002-01-27 23:53:00	I've just downloaded a live version of a song I adore and it has a good 10 - 15 seconds worth of crowd mutterings (including a few rude words that make it impossible for me to play while my son is in the room). Does anyone know how I can edit this song & cut off the chatting?	Guest (0)
33167	2002-01-28 03:19:00	If the bits you want to get rid of are at the beginning or the end of the song then check out: www.logiccell.com If the bits you want to get rid of are throughout the song you'll first have to convert the song to .wav format and then use a .wav file editor - look around download.com or similar.	Guest (0)
33168	2002-01-28 20:19:00	Just gone through a bout of MP3 fiddling and I used the following: MP3 Trim Manns MP3 edit Do a search on Google for them. The other method is to convert them to a WAV file then edit them with a Wave editor. I'm no expert in this field (or any other, if I'm honest) but a bit of playing around will get the results you need. I have downloaded music from WinMx and wanted to remove some intros to songs as well as clicks and pops. The 2 MP3 editors do the start/finish well but to get the most accurate results I had to convert to a Wav file. I think converting to Wav then encoding back to a MP3 will loose some quality but I was making a playlist for an outdoor party - MP3-palyed on PC - stereo, and it sounded fine for all the party-goers. Perhaps not hi-fi but pretty good. I have several Wave editors that come with different programs but found the one that was best to be the Creative Wave Studio that came with my soundcard.	Guest (0)
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