[Freeware] A simple and handy MP3 Cutter and Editor

[musetips]

This Free MP3 Cutter and Editor is a tiny, portable Windows program. Originally I coded it for my own personal use only.

Yes there're loads of free mp3 editors out there already, but more often than not, I found them to be either too powerful or cumbersome for my simple editing needs.

Hopefully someone will also find it useful.


Download link (516KB, for Windows 2000 or later):
http://www.musetips.com/downloads/MP3Cutter_Portable.zip


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[Renegade]

Looks good!

Do you support FLAC or any non-lossey formats?

[Stoic Joker]

Small, fast, portable ... What's not to like! Thanks!

[superboyac]

Great job!  This always comes in handy for me once in a while.  Thank so much.

[musetips]

Looks good!

Do you support FLAC or any non-lossey formats?

The program works with PCM Wave format internally. Wave file load/save support will be added later.

Am also considering to support FLAC.

[lanux128]

nice-looking UI, thanks for sharing!

[skwire]

Beautiful UI.  Well done. 

[musetips]

Looks good!

Do you support FLAC or any non-lossey formats?

Updates:
WAV format now supported (since version 2.3.0.239)

[Ampa]

The program works with PCM Wave format internally.

Does this mean if an MP3 is decoded to WAV, cropped, and then re-encoded to MP3?

If so, surely this means further degradation of the original file?

[Of course I understand that other operations such as fades would necessitate re-encoding since the underlying data is actually changing!]

[musetips]

The program works with PCM Wave format internally.

Does this mean if an MP3 is decoded to WAV, cropped, and then re-encoded to MP3?

If so, surely this means further degradation of the original file?

[Of course I understand that other operations such as fades would necessitate re-encoding since the underlying data is actually changing!]

For some of the editing commands involved, decoding/re-encoding is unavoidable.

This program works in a way that the output quality should be as high as possible while still keeping a reasonably small file size.

After all, most of us are not that picky as professionals, who are unlikely to use a tool like this.

BTW, the latest version lets you save decoded MP3 to the lossless WAV format.