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How to Split Tracks in Audacity
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- čas přidán 14. 08. 2024
- How to split your audio in Audacity into separate tracks. This is handy if you need MP3 files for each track in a mix or if you record a podcast in Audacity. You can even split tracks and burn to CD from Audacity.
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0:00 Tutorial Start
0:11 Getting started
0:25 Selection tool
0:32 Tracks menu
1:09 Precise track selection
1:29 File - export
2:08 Wrap up
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Finally not a 10+ minute long video on how to do something simple. Thx!
To me it was
I've seen a lot of "how-to" videos on many subjects, but this is by far the best ever! It is short, punchy, professional, and it makes the task very easy. I have been fiddling with Audacity and giving up, but here is exactly what I wanted to know. In 2 minutes and 43 Seconds!
I also gave up on Audacity's instructions...three times.
Brilliant! Simple, concise and easy to follow. Just what I needed - thank you. 👍
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I never comment on youtube videos but this one is really excellent. Concise and to the point. I can now separate vinyl tracks with ease. Thank you. (CTRL+SHIFT+L)=Export Multiple
Agreed, how all tutorials should be
I am a complete novice using Audacity. I run a fledgling podcast regarding the prevention of child sexual abuse and human trafficking with a fellow community educator. This was just the perfect video I needed to cut an interview into two pieces when we got engaged in the important conversation. Thank you for your help. Truly appreciated how simple you made it for a newbie like me.
Thanks Bonnie and keep up the good work on your podcast
Perfect. I am usually ok with new (to me) software applications but I needed to see it rather than follow instructions. Good Job.
Amazingly simple and quick help! Thank you! Love the keyboard shortcuts as well!
Thanks Amy
Your explanation on splitting tracks was very good. Short and to the point. Sheilah
Thanks so much for the feedback!
I wanted something more simple than this - to split a track within Audacity - so this is EVEN SIMPLIER;
Put the cursor where you want the split and go to Edit > Clip Boundaries > Split.
Brilliantly explained ! Thanks to you i have just managed to capture a cassette tape recording of my Dad singing in his band (Flair) from 1978/79 !! thank you again
You're welcome! I'm glad I could help you capture such a precious memory. Enjoy listening to your dad's music!
I would like to thank you for taking the time to upload this information. Thanks to you, I am now able to rip and create individual tracks from my vinyl collection instead of just having one side play as a single track.
That's great to hear!
So pleased I've finally found such a good tutorial. Even as a novice, I could easily follow your instructions. Thanks a lot.
Thanks. I was never sure how do do this in Audacity, so I'd been editing in Audacity but then using Roxio's Sound Editor to break the long track into songs. This eliminates that step. Cool.
Thank you, Mike Russell. I have come back to this video multiple times whenever I have forgotten how to do this. Very helpful!
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Thanks a lot Mike, Audacity is a recent addition to my laptop suite of editing apps. Your guides are the best, short sweet and to the point , thanks.
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Short, Simple and Straight to the point, the three S's to make this an SSS tier tutorial
Thanks
Just the kind of instruction video I like. Direct to the point and no unnecessary banter. EXCELENTAMENDO!!!
Thank you
Thanks for the brief and to the point video instruction. Very precise
This is SO helpful. I watched, and I did it. Just what I needed. Thanks!
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Holy crap, thank you. My head was about to explode trying to figure this out. Concise and to the point.
Thanks! That is so helpful!
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You just saved me countless hours of time. Thank you so much!
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u saved me hours. thank you.
Awesome
Thank you for your help and I need to say I liked the sound of your voice!
Thank you
short, concise and clear. Many thanx!!!! :)
Clear concise and 2 the point... 🙌
Thank you for the positive feedback!
Thanks for the video.
Exactly what I needed to know.
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Finally found a video that is to the point and now I can split my projects w/ confidence now. Thank you
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There is a reason this is first hit on Google. Thanks, Gilles Peterson!
Exactly what I wanted, thank you. Great video!
Clean and simple, and the radio voice as an extra. Thank you !
Yay!
Thank you for the concise and super useful quick video!
Sorry to be a "me too" commenter but this was absolutely killin. I had already read multiple ways to get this exact thing done in audacity's online documentation and other results from a Google search and was tossing up which to use when I decided to give this video a try. You presented a "new" way and by far the easiest. Thanks a ton!
great job Mike! Thank you
Thanks so much for the kind words, I'm glad you found the tutorial helpful!
very helpful and to the point. perfect for the audio n00b that i am! thanks!!!
Mike, I have a track where I am speaking. I had added music to this track a long time ago. I no longer have the original files and now, i'd like to remove the music and just have my voice. Is there anyway I can do that? What program could I use to just single out my voice?
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thank you. this works for a live dvd imported.
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It actually worked. Thanks!
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Very useful. Thank you!!
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Great video - thank you! very simple explanation. It did not work for me the first few tries, because i'm not cutting just one sound into multiples, i'm overlaying MULTIPLE sound files on top of each other, and THEN cutting them up. so the trick for me was to SELECT all audio files by clicking on them while holding SHIFT.
If I were to subsribe to CZcams channels for audio stuff, this would be one of them! CLEARLY a professional quality job, like someone trying to promote a product in 60-seconds. Nailed it.
Thanks so much for the awesome feedback!
Saved my sanity,thanks alot!
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I'm just here because I needed to know how to do this for a class. Thanks for the vid!
Very concise, thank you!
Worked immediately. And I second what other people have said: this is how tutorials are supposed to be.
Thanks so much 😃
thanks
You're welcome! I'm glad the tutorial was helpful.
Thank you!!!!! I knew there must be an easier way to do this. Great vid - succinct and effective!
Thank - R e a l l y Useful ...... Was Looking How To Add Track Breaks
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Thanks man. Its awesome.
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Thanks so much for this. Really helpful.
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@@MikeRussell Just as an aside, if you could put the Audacity window as full screen, it could be more easily viewed. Thanks again.
after 3 hours, i see ur video, thank u so much.
I'm so glad my video helped you out after all that time, you're very welcome!
Thank you for your brief, concise instructional videos.
Thank you!
Thanks for video. Wondering if when importing a fully mastered multi-song seamless mix into Audacity and then doing this process to separate out into different tracks without the small gap that other software makes -would this be lossless? In other words importing an already mastered mix that was recorded in 32bit float in cubase and then dithered and exported down to 24bit for digital and 16bit for cd into audacity- then going in and highlighting the tracks back to back and exporting again- would this extra digital “bounce” be lossless or will new artifacts or quality be lost from the extra process?
It would be lossless if saved to a lossless format.
Thank you!
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This method is not precise. What if i have a 90 minute concert file and want to split it up between every song? i need to put the splits in between each song during the cheering, but just dragging the mouse over the timeline randomly won't line up the splits at exactly the last second where the last song ended, how do you mark all the places you want split, then just split them all and save/export the single file into multiple splits?
Thanks a lot!! It was very helpful
Nice one Mike! An extra thank you as well for not telling your life story at the beginning and over elaborating! :)
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Really helpful video, and straight to the point! Thank you very much!
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Very useful! thanks!
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Good day Sir Mike... I have few question. The problem bout the video I recorded is that there are multiple vocals. Some is praying amd there is a background sound and the noise. How can i remove the vocal of the praying one?...
Can you help me?...
Thank you and God bless....
I'm afraid you can't be that specific
Thank you once again
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Thanks a lot my dear fellow. that is exactly what I wanted to learn and it is not explained in the help menu of the software. Good job!
Unfortunately I haven't seen a video that shows how to separates a single live performance file into multiple single songs. With Wavepad all you do is select the most silent parts of the fading into the next song and when you've done that to all of the songs, it automatically selects the regions between markers (labels) as tracks. That's exactly what I'm looking for here in Audacity.
Very helpful!
Thank you
This was very helpful. Thanks Mike
Cheers!
Thank you for this!!
Question: if I want to "preview" a track/selection (play it), BUT at the end of the selection, to make sure I cut it at the right place, how can I do it? ( I can't move the green pin, and if I click over the track, it loses the current selection) Thanks!
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Cool, thanks!!
how about how to isolate specific instruments?
like being able to separate guitars, drums, bass and vocals?
I really don't understand the 52 dislikes. This video is great!
Those are from dummies who think the title is talking about splitting songs into mixer tracks.
It is a good feature but why can I not split Intervall Files z.B. all 5 Minutes at e big AudioFile???
This was very helpful to me - thank you. I hope in the future Audacity adds some more automation and time savings to this - for example CTRL-B is to add the tag but it'd be nice if there was a combo where you could add the tag and auto save the file right then...
Thanks for adding!
how do you select the exact track length, for example, 3 min 5 secs, as it does not show when you use the selector this, but rather the indicators for minute and half a minute. hope this makes sense. cheers nick
Hi Nicholas, have you tried asking in our community. There's loads of knowledgeable people in there and it's a friendly place community.musicradiocreative.com/
mine in the last step asks me to press export one by one for each song. also, why does not accept MP3?
Thank you! Very helpful, was able to use this.
OMG! Thank you! Saved my life from doing it the long way for a school project. TY! TY!
Are you saying you can take a stereo recording and seperate it into drums, guitar, vocals, bass etc. to remix them???
Thank you!!!! So simple and forward, good job man!
Thanks so much!
Mike Russell thanks to you I’ve started editing my videos better and easier! I do some gaming if you’d wanna check out my latest vid
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how to replace part of mp3 file with different pat from another mp3 file?
CONTROL + B, to insert a Label
how do you do if if it’s say one long concert and jt doesn’t have gaps between it when you zoom out ? every music concert i downloaded is not split when you zoom out so it’s hard to put the labels in
In that case unfortunately you'd have to listen through
0:31 If not under the Tracks Menu, try:
Edit > Labels > Add Label at Selection
or type its keyboard shortcut (Ctrl + B)
Thanks for the comment :)
@@MikeRussell Oh, no, thank you! Your tutorial helped me out
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Love you so much bro!! You saved my ass, God Bless!!
Thanks chap, this is the second of your Audacity tutorials I've used and as everyone else has already commented it's concise and helpful with no faffing around.
thanks mike
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Thanks for the help, useful video
You are very welcome!
Thank YOU!
Okay but what if I need to split a song by certain amount of seconds? This method seems really imprecise. I can't seem to select, for example, the 10 second mark precisely.
Fantastic!
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after label selection, I go to file option but can not chose Export/Save/... in Win 10. Audacity 2.0.6, anyone can help?
New version of Audacity?
Thank you, This is a good help
I'm a new user, watched a couple of your videos. I guess I'm using a newer version, and it is different. I don't have "add label" option under Tracks. And I don't have "Export Multiple" under "File".
Don't worry, in newer versions of Audacity, the "add label" option is now called "add label at selection" and you can find the "Export Multiple" function under the "File" menu as "Export" > "Export Multiple." Hope this helps!
@@MikeRussell I don't see "add label at selection" either. Under "Tracks" I see Add New, Mix, Resample, Remove Tracks, Mute/Unmute, Pan, Align Tracks, Sort Tracks, Keep Tracks Synchronized. I found using the Control-B hotkey still works.
Who the heck voted this down?! Been wondering how to do this for years! Thanks :)
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My question is how do you separate the left and right channels into their own tracks? So in your screen the top tack and the bottom track are two separate tracks you can mute individually
Drop the triangle on the track name and select "Split Stereo to Mono".
awesome thanks
Glad you found it helpful! Enjoy splitting your tracks in Audacity!
AWESOME!!
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thank you so muchhh!!!!
Thanks, well done!
Thanks G
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I like that, thanks
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