I use something called, oddly enough, "MP3 Editor" to do stuff like this. It's from a company called Data Becker. There are a lot of these types of programs out there - a google search of "mp3 editor" turns up a lot of matches. - Greg Dale_ThisIsPop said the following on 3/20/2004 7:28 AM: > Can somebody help me with a recommendation on an audio editing program? I'm > not getting anywhere reading the features on the back of boxes at computer > stores. > > I'm looking for a program that will allow me to edit audio files on my > computer. I currently use Roxio software to burn songs from my hard drive to > disc, but it's very limited. I can't control the volume (which means the > levels on mixes made on my computer are all over the place) or edit the file > lengths. > > I'm looking for something that: > > 1) works on a Windows PC (I'm not a Mac guy) > > 2) allows me to edit sound files - namely getting rid of silence at the > beginning or end of a song to tighten up the mix > > 3) can control the over all volume levels on a disk to even out the audio > levels of a mix > > 4) would allow me to edit together a montage of elements of various audio > files > > 5) I'd like to try my hand at making a mashup based around power pop > elements rather than dance stuff, but I'm thinking that that may require a > different software program. > > Doe anybody have any suggestions or know of a good site to find more info on > this type of thing? > Thanks > Dale > > np: Peter Soboroff's excellent SOTT 17 mix disc > > > -- Greg Cagle gregc at gregcagle dot com