Splitting mp3 tracks up

You know when you download an album or whatever and its in one long track instead of 15 smaller ones or whatever like a cassette lol

Well does anyone know any software thats easy to use so i can split them up into smaller tracks myself

thanks

Download Adobe Audition (AKA Cooledit Pro). It's really easy to do it with that. Just get the demo.

Will it let me split it into about 10 - 15 different tracks

I just tried downloading one and got about half way through and said it wont let me do it more than 5 times

pissed me off so much!!

I have the full version, it's a simple cut and paste program. You open sound files in a table in the form of a waveform and can switch between them easily. I use it to cut up drum and bass/dubstep mixes, you can keep opening blank tables and paste cuts into them, then save them as individual tracks until you've cut up the whole mix. It's really easy, just try it.

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Originally Posted by cannabis campbell

You know when you download an album or whatever and its in one long track instead of 15 smaller ones or whatever like a cassette lol

Well does anyone know any software thats easy to use so i can split them up into smaller tracks myself

thanks

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Damned good question I have been needing software like that for ages so I can skip tracks etc.

Thanks
NCM

lol thats an albumwrap mate, i havent seen one of them in years, they do it so its always a safe mp3 file and not a zip. google album wrap and you'll find some software that does it.

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anyone know any thats free and lets you split it as many times as you want??

Oh and by the way ukmonkey i looked it up and albumwrap is if i have many tracks that i want to put into one.

I want to do it the other way round.. split one long track into many little ones

Give these 2 a try. I have used both and they work pretty good.

Mega MP3 Splitter download and review - split MP3 files from SnapFiles

Infamus Software - AlbumWrap Extractor v1.0

Thanks mate

Cool Edit Pro (now Adobe Audition)

You should look into CakeWalk. Thing is though, unless the song was mastered as each individual track then it would be pretty hard to seperate each one.