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  1. 29th Jun 2008 04:21 #1
    Shadowofthedarkgod
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    Hi,


    I'm a newbie in audio editing and I would like to ask for some help.

    I have this song whom I want to make into a ringtone.

    The problem is, I only want a portion of that file as my ringtone, I don't want the whole song.

    What software should I use for this task?

    Thanks!!
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  2. 29th Jun 2008 04:27 #2
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    Audacity is probably the best free audio editor, closely followed by wavepad for simple work. Either will do what you need.
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  3. 29th Jun 2008 09:47 #3
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    also goldwave (my pick!).. you need an mp3 encoder for it, i use the free lamemp3
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  4. 29th Jun 2008 14:13 #4
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    There is also Wavosaur, which I haven't checked out yet, but also looks to be free.
    Audacity is pretty good, though.
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  5. 29th Jun 2008 15:29 #5
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    MP3 DirectCut if it's an MP3 file.
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  6. 2nd Jul 2008 18:38 #6
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    just use this online tool, easy as 1-2-3
    http://mp3mer.com
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    Originally Posted by Boya
    just use this online tool, easy as 1-2-3
    http://mp3mer.com
    Looks suspiciously like a scam to get suckers to upload free MP3 audio files to your server under pretense of creating short ring tones. You must a quite a collection happening there.
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    very funny, it would be the most stupid way to collect music
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