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  1. 20th May 2002 21:04 #1
    StoneColdWhat
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    Ok I have this song but its a long version so I want to cut it so that the starting point and ending point is where I want it to be. What program should I use ?
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    Try CDex it allows partial track recording and it's free:
    http://www.cdex.n3.net
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  3. 20th May 2002 23:27 #3
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    Um I don't have the song on a cd
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    If you don't need anything extremely professional like fade ins and outs then just use sound recorder. Chances are you already have it installed just look in Start/Programs/accessories/entertainment.

    Play it up to where you want it to start and goto edit/delete before current position. Go to where you want the end to be and hit edit/delete after current position. File/save as and your done.
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  5. 21st May 2002 01:12 #5
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    My File is mp3 not wav tho it won't open
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  6. 21st May 2002 02:04 #6
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    Use Mp3Splitter
    http://www.top-freeware.de/cgi-bin/top/dl.pl?MP3_Splitter
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  7. 21st May 2002 04:14 #7
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    Use Nero.

    Load the tune up to record and right click then properties and you will see it all in there.

    Or use Cool Edit 2000.

    You will be able to do anything you want to it in there.

    Both will work for mp3.
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  8. 21st May 2002 08:04 #8
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    So convert mp3 to wav, it takes about 5 secs with winamp.
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