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| Downloads:83,410 |
| Version Downloads:23,539 |
| Type:Multimedia & Design : MP3 |
| License:Shareware |
| Date:25 Jan 2010 |
| Platform:PPC / Intel |
| Price: $10.95 |
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+1
Taaminator reviewed on 28 Aug 2010
MP3 Trimmer joins multiple MP3 files.
AHP2 recorded a 4.3 hour event, but it broke the recording into two parts.
MP3 Trimmer has "MP3 Joiner". Open MP3 Trimmer, select "Tools">"MP3 Joiner", add files, check the order, add as much or as little info as desired (for the output file), select "Select Target Folder" and name, and, a few moments later, you have a single (joined) MP3!
If you do any audio editing, MP3 Trimmer is a must have.
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Doug Engelbart reviewed on 14 Aug 2009
+148
The recent version 2.8.8 is shown as version 2.8.9 in the Get Info window and the About MP3 Trimmer window.
+21
Awesome. I've been editing out the dialogue and announcements from the music podcasts I subscribe to and the app is perfect. Great drag n drop too...
+1
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aljuk reviewed on 08 Nov 2008
As a feature request I'd like to see some switchable auto-fade algorithms. The algorithm in use is a bit linear, and not very natural (ie. the tail is too long) at short settings. That addition would make this app perfect.
+4
thomanjones reviewed on 24 Sep 2008
+104
rubaiyat reviewed on 20 Feb 2008
It is the best utility for cropping MP3s and joining multiple MP3s into one file. Despite its quirks it is still the fastest and most straight forward method of doing this.
Fission has some good features because it is more visual and handles other audio formats, but MP3 Trimmer seems less sluggish and certainly less confusing. You can never be sure where a drag and drop ends up in Fission and once it is in there is no clue as to the original file.
A few draw backs. The Joiner scrambles the file order when dragged from List view, you need to drag from column view. Reordering within join is clumsy. The joiner also hides the file name whilst joining and needs to be closed and reopened for every join. There is really no way to batch process. files.
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xypher reviewed on 22 Oct 2007
jakefh reviewed on 09 Mar 2006
+1
I used it to edit my streaming radio recordings. It is a good fit in ease-of-use, interface design, and a perfect companion to my 4GB nano.