How to split MP3 file?

Direct Wav Mp3 Splitter is one of the most amazing programs I have ever had the opportunity to use. There are mp3 splitters that will do the task needed but not as well or as easily as this one. Once you figure out what has to be done to accomplish the desired end it takes only a moment to do it. The ability to scan forwards and backwards while in listening mode is one of the highlights. This way you can find exactly what point you wish to stop the first portion of the mp3 file you are editing. Then you just click end and that first chunk is done. You then move it to the area where it is held and used for actually splitting the mp3 file. If the file is longer than the amount that would say fit on two audio CD's then you can start the 2nd segment where the first one left off or you can even go back a bit and start the 2nd portion there.

With one click you can then tell the mp3 splitter program where to end the segment. The timeline of the file being edited is a lot of help especially when you consider that each audio CD will only hold about 80 mins of music. So the idea for me anyway... is to fill up the first audio CD as close to the end of it as possible without cutting off any music. Then you start the next audio CD with the 2nd segment that you created. As I said if there is a 3rd section that needs doing that's not a problem. You just mark the start of the segment which will become the 3rd split file and then you put the 2nd and 3rd files to be in the area down below.

Once you have all 2 or 3 mp3 segments in the area at the bottom of the program you can then highlight them all and click on the split button. All the work is now done for you and in seconds literally seconds it's done. The chart on the bottom area tells you what the lengths are of each segment and where in the original giant mp3 file they were. Your original mp3 file is not affected incidentally. Once you burn the audio CD's that you wish to create with these individual mp3 files you can then delete all 4 files - the original long one and the two or three shorter ones that you created. This makes life so much easier.

I have found that I often get single files in downloading mp3 music. That are either album wraps or just single file long concerts in one mp3 file. Often these are wma files so what I do is convert wma to mp3 or wav file and then plug it into the Direct Wav Mp3 Splitter and in a moment or two I am done and I can start to clear up room on my hard drive. Ultimately that is my main goal here - to save mp3 files to audio CD and to clear up my hard drive to make room for more things I wish to own. Oh and the ease of burning said audio CD's from these newly created segments that Direct Wav Mp3 Splitter has done for you is so incredible that I cant even imagine going without this program if you are a real fan of music and burning and editing things to fit just right.

I highly recommend this program for all your fast mp3 splitting needs. Be sure to check out the Direct MP3 Joiner as well. Another fine fast mp3 editing program developed by the same wonderful people at Pistonsoft that is invaluable for those who wish to join mp3 files without glitches or gaps. While I don't find that I use that nearly as often its certainly an extremely useful program and is clearly better to have before you need it than having to look for it after you need it. I say jump on both of these programs now.
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