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recombine them into the whole symphony, concerto, or whatever, once I have
ripped them. Is there a way to do this?
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Brerarnold;707178 Wrote:
Yes, but not through Windows. Download and install the correct (non
beta) version of Audacity (free). It's fairly easy to use and there are
several tutorials on youtube if you have problems, but Audacity can join
segmented files into one.
With sympnoic music you do realise you may lose some frequencies if you
saved them as MP3's
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Yeah, I've played with Audacity. I was hoping for a kinder, gentler way to do
it. But I may go that route.
EEE
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I used to have a free program for that, but alas I can't remember the
name of it.
See if the following forum link helps.
'WINAMP.COM | Forums - How to join mp3's together?'
(http://forums.winamp.com/showthread.php?threadid=271172)
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dbknox
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