Splicing audio files?

[FlameD]

I was wondering if anyone could recommend a free (and easy to use) way of splicing the files. Basically, I just wanna take a few of them and cut out the parts I don't want, or just use the parts I do want. Is there an easy way to do that?

[willingsub]

Audacity is a free audio editing program. Just google for it, it's easy to find.

[FlameD]

Thanks. :)

[MN_FriendlyGuy]

[color=blue]The previous post from willingsub recommended the 'Audacity' application.

I agree. And, I use it.

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[Shademaster2]

Another option is the neuroprogrammer from www.transparentcorp.com. I believe they do have a limitted use free trial addition.

Rob

[Kalendaine]

oddly, i used Windows Movie Maker for the same purpose - with a bit of patience, it even splices it down to the millisecond.