Freeware or low-cost audio editing software that has CD track import?

2017/02/21 05:24:49

elsongs

Are there any freeware or cheap audio editing software programs for Windows that allows you to import/rip tracks from a CD? I want to do some sampling and transferring the audio tracks over from iTunes is time consuming.

2017/02/21 05:38:11

mettelus

Have you tried Windows Media Player?

2017/02/21 06:05:23

elsongs

mettelus
Have you tried Windows Media Player?

Never used WMP for anything other than playing CDs or previewing wav/MP3 files, but that doesn't seem to give me any advantage whatsoever over ripping it using iTunes, does it? Looking for an audio editing program that can rip a CD track and then immediately trim what I need.

2017/02/21 07:32:55

Kuusniemi

elsongs
mettelus
Have you tried Windows Media Player?

Never used WMP for anything other than playing CDs or previewing wav/MP3 files, but that doesn't seem to give me any advantage whatsoever over ripping it using iTunes, does it? Looking for an audio editing program that can rip a CD track and then immediately trim what I need.

How about Sonar?

2017/02/21 08:14:23

fwrend

555
What he said

2017/02/21 09:26:15

TheSteven

>How about Sonar?
Didn't know that. Cool tip.

2017/02/21 10:01:36

BobF

Exact Audio Copy rips, but doesn't edit.

2017/02/21 10:04:37

Jim Roseberry

Light versions of Samplitude can rip audio from CDs... and burn audio to CDs.

2017/02/21 10:40:46

batsbrew

CDEX

2017/02/21 12:05:40

TheSteven

>transferring the audio tracks over from iTunes is time consuming.
iTunes rips CDs as fast as anything else I've tried.
The only hassle is that you have to retrieve the MP3s from the iTunes folders.

Once you have the file Wavosaur is handy free editor.
http://www.wavosaur.com

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