Review
Audiocutpad is a versatile tool to select and save fragments of your audio files. You can load any WAV, MP3, OGG, WMA, or ACC audio file, play it, select a part of it, and save either the full track or the selected section of it into a WAV, MP3, WMA or ACC new file. The audio is shown in a wave form graph and its zoom capabilities make it really easy to perform accurate selections.
Due to the different output formats supported, Audiocutpad can also be used as a simple audio transcoder, just by saving your audio files in any of the other formats supported. Every time you open a file with Audiocutpad, it shows you basic information on the file format used–codec, sampling rate, and bit rate, and you can change any of these three (or all of them) when saving the new file, thus allowing for down sampling your audio files when needed.
The wave form layout is very clear, and its zoom-in and zoom-out options render crisp images of tiny fragments of the audio file, allowing for accurate selections down to the millisecond. You can play the section selected at any time, to make sure you are cutting the right fragment. |
