Showing posts with label audio editor. Show all posts
Showing posts with label audio editor. Show all posts

Monday, February 9, 2015

How to edit audio of MP4 videos

If you want to edit audio from video, you can edit audio directly with Macsome Audio Editor and no need to extract audio from the video. Macsome Audio Editor can not only edit the common formats audios and can edit videos with MP4, M4V, 3gp, 3g2 etc. It really sounds very cool!
Macsome Audio Editor is very simple yet useful. You can crop the audio and save as a audio clip, fade in/ fade out the audio to make sounds special, and you can arrange the audio clips by copying, cutting and pasting. In addition, Macsome Audio Editor can produce an iPhone ring tone quickly. And here is the tutorial to edit audio from MP4 video.
Step 1: Add a MP4 video
Click the Open Audio button to open the adding window, and then select a MP4 video and click the Open button to add.
  









Step 2: Select a region
Click the playback menu to playing audio and click the button StartSel and EndSel to select the region on the waveform during the playing.
Step 3: Edit the audio
With the selected region, click the Delete option by right-click to remove the clip waveform.
And select another region and click the FadeOut button to save the clip.
Step 4: Save the edited audio
After editing audio, click the Save File button and open the save window. You can keep the default output name and path. And click the Save button to save the edited audio as the common MP3 format.
Masome Audio Editor is really easy to use and provides basic effects that can meet most your needs to edit audio. With Masome Audio Editor, you can edit the audio following your talent to make the special and amazing sounds.
And the good news is Macsome Audio Editor is totally free. Free, simple and useful, Masome Audio Editor is waiting for you to know more.

Wednesday, December 17, 2014

How to edit audio from mp4 video

Tuesday, November 25, 2014

How to crop audio with Audio Editor for free



Description: Macsome Audio Editor is a free and simple audio editor, which can help you crop audio with one button. With it, you can also remove or paste segments, or just Fade in or Fade out an audio.
Depending on a plenty of music resources on your Mac, you would like to get the special parts and make them as ringtones for your iPhone, or remove the boring passages. So you must want to get a program to edit music. However, most pro-level digital audio workstations are not only expensive and also not easy to handle for novices. Check out the similar audio editor programs, Macsome Audio Editor is one of the most pro and casual audio editing freeware, which anyone can use on the market.
There are so many reasons to recommend Macsome Audio Editor to you. Macsome Audio Editor is a free and simple audio editor. You can crop audio with one button, remove or paste segments, or just Fade in or Fade out an audio. In a word, Macsome Audio Editor can help you edit unprotected MP3 or AAC on Mac easily and quickly without spending a penny.
Step 1: Add an audio
You can add a MP3 audio file by clicking the Open Audio button or drag the audio file to the list.




Step 2: Select a range
Play audio firstly, then click the StartSel button to start the selection. And click the EndSel button to set the end of region selection. Or you can drag the mouse to select the range directly.

Step3: Crop the audio
After the range is selected, click the Crop button and show the cropped audio in a new waveform with removing everything on both sides.

Step 4: Edit the audio
With the cropped audio, you can also edit audio. Deleting the silence pieces, fading in or fading out the beginning and end.
Step 5: Save the audio
After the editing, click the Save File button to open the save settings window.

You will find Macsome Audio Editor can help you modify the file format of your file, their bit rate, frequency, etc. It can save MP3 or AAC files to the MP3, AAC, WAV, CAF, M4A or M4R formats. After the file saved, you will find the edited file in the output path.
All the standard functionality of Macsome Audio Editor can also provide you with an easy way to create a ringtone for your iPhone. Read more to visit the website: http://www.macsome.com/audio-editor-mac/index.html

Thursday, September 18, 2014

How to make unique ringtone for your iPhone


iPhone is so popular, and there are many ringtones for iPhone, have you ever thought of making unique one by yourself?
Macsome Audio Editor (http://www.macsome.com/audio-editor-mac/index.html) can produce the ringtone for iPhone by one-click and crop audio, fade in or fade out audio, delete/ copy/ cut/ paste the selected fragment to make the unique ringtone for your iPhone. Only make sure that the time of fragment is not more than 40 seconds, and you can keep your favorite clips and efficient generation m4r unique iPhone ring tones.
Please follow the next step-by-step guide to make your own ringtone for iPhone.
Step 1: Select audio region
Make sure the time of fragment is less than 40 seconds at first.
1. Play one audio file firstly, then click the StartSel button to start the selection. You can also click the StartSel button to restart the selection during the playing at any time.

2. Click the EndSel button to set the end of region selection. And you can pause or stop the playing to end of region selection.

Step 2: Crop audio
Click the Crop button, the selected fragment will be added to the program as a new file.

Step 3: Delete audio
Click Delete button to remove the selected part you do not want. Or you can also delete the part audio by right-click or the menu Edit.

you can copy / cut / paste the fragment to make audio free combination by right-click menu.
Step 4: Fade in/ fade out audio
Select a fragment of the audio that is not pasted and click the FadeIn button to make the volume of sound is gradually increased from zero.
And click the FadeOut button to make the volume of sound gradually decreas to zero.

Step 4: Create ring tones
With the edited audio, click the Ringtones button to produce the unique ringtones for your iPhone. The m4r ring tones can be saved automatically on desktop. When the time of fragment is more than 40 seconds, the tips window will pops up.

Macsome Audio Editor can also save the entire audio as the iPhone ringtones with no editing when the time of audio is not more than 40 seconds. It is easy and efficient to keep your favorite audio clips and generate your unique iPhone ring tones.
Want to know more functions of Macsome Audio Editor, view
 http://www.macsome.com/audio-editor-mac/index.html