[ctmagnus]

I've got a few wav files that I pulled off of cassette tapes (one file per tape, 400-500MB per file) and I'm wondering what the best/easiest/cheapest way to split the files into individual tracks with no silence before/after the tracks is.

I've tried Audacity but I'm wondering if there's an easier or better app to do the job.

[ctmagnus]

I've got a few wav files that I pulled off of cassette tapes (one file per tape, 400-500MB per file) and I'm wondering what the best/easiest/cheapest way to split the files into individual tracks with no silence before/after the tracks is.

I've tried Audacity but I'm wondering if there's an easier or better app to do the job.

[alanro]

I think the best and free audi editor is Audacity, it is open source project on sourceforge, it have many features and capabilities. the latest version is 1.3.2 (Beta).

good luck.

[ctmagnus]

I've found an even easier method: Find the used CD on Amazon (often for less than $10), buy it, and rip it. I did that six days ago.

[Audio2]

Earlier did editing of music files using FlexiMusic Wave Editor, with more options for editing.

[chen2digi]

I use Audacity too. it is very useful.

[Joker1]

I also think that Audacity is the best/easiest and cheapest soft for you