Edit Recorded Songs: Cutting a song
If you are not satisfied with the current song recording, you can use the cutting editor to edit the recording, the fade-in or fade-out.
Before you begin
Restriction: It is only possible to edit MP3 files. If the
Cut button appears dimmed, your file is not an MP3 file. See Restrictions for the editing function.

Figure 1. Recording editor for individual songs. This figure depicts the most important functions in the recording editor.


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Position indicator | The position indicator displays the current position in the audio track. Click any spot in the audio track to change the position. |
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Scissors | Use the scissors to set the beginning and end of the song. |
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Fade-in/-out | Use the fade-in/-out controller to create a fade-in/-out or adjust its duration. |
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Play | Plays the song from the position indicator's current spot. |
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Test | Plays the song beginning or end allowing you to test the current recording settings. |
Step-by-Step: Cutting a song
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Click on the song in the Player that you wish to edit.
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Click
Cut in the tag area above the Player. The cutting editor opens.
Note: If theCut button appears dimmed, your file is not an MP3 file. See Restrictions for the editing function.
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Click the audio track to set the playback marker and click
to play the song back from the point marked.
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Move
to adjust the song beginning and move
to adjust the duration of a fade.
Tip: Zoom out to see the complete editable part of the song. -
Click
to test the modifications made.
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Click Save if you are satisfied with the result.