Editing Software

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You can do simple mp3 editing using mp3DirectCut with no loss in quality. I use it's bulk editor function to remove dead space from the beginning and ends of mp3 files.
 
Depending on how simple your edits are, I learned recently that you can trim a file in Quicktime, very, very easily. Audacity is a good option for most other "simple" work. And I use Ableton for bigger projects.
 
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A second for Sound Forge here. You can do simple, but as you find yourself wanting to have more editing capabilities (and these days, more downright DAW-like features), Sound Forge is the shizzle, in my humble opizzle...

GJ
 
rhythmgj said:
A second for Sound Forge here. You can do simple, but as you find yourself wanting to have more editing capabilities (and these days, more downright DAW-like features), Sound Forge is the shizzle, in my humble opizzle...

GJ
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Fo shizzle, G Jizzle?
 
I like Audition but if it's simple editing and you don't want to spend money on software Audacity is very good
 
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