Edit your Audio File using Online web application

Audio files are those files that record the sound track only. But, editing the audio file may not be an easy task for an amateur and a person who has no knowledge of different software and tools available in the market. What happen if you get the audio and video tool on the Internet at free of cost and no need to install any tool or software to your computer. The same i got on Internet i.e. cut-mp3.com that provides free online web application to edit and cut the audio or video file with few simple steps.

Steps to edit your Audio file:

1. Go to http://cut-mp3.com and you will find it registration free. You can simply start the process without any giving out the formality of sign-up.

2. After uploading your file, you will see the sound track with adjustable intervals. Use the intervals to cut out the unwanted track from your audio file.

3. The next step processed by it automatically to make changes to your file and make possible available you to download freely on your desktop. It will take some time before make it available for download. You can also make the track fade-in from silence and gradually become louder. It can be useful when creating a ringtone. Only you have to make use of "Fade-in" option on the upper bar.

This application provides many other option to download your file in more than 150 other formats like WAV, WMA, OGG, M4A, etc. This is not only what they provide. You can also extract audio from a video using Audio Extractor option and can convert audio to other formats, and can be used to merge two different audio files into one using Audio Joiner option provided in the upper menu bar.

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