MP3 Splitter

Splitting MP3 files should be a walk in the park for video editors, music producers and any other users familiar with the concept. Beginners might have a hard time wrapping their heads around splitting and joining files, but nothing is impossible to learn. MP3 Splitter can make a steep learning curve for anyone interested in splitting MP3.

Adding files in the queue could've been easier with a drag and drop function, but sadly, that's not a thing in this case. On the other hand, it's hard to miss the big, green plus button through which you can load up your MP3s.

What comes in handy, though, is the ability to process items in bulk. Add as many files as you wish, work out the settings, and cut them up with a single click. To avoid processing all the list at once, just select an item, open the context menu and go from there.

To plan the cuts, one must open up the options menu. The cutting length is the first item of the list, followed by the output location. The encoder settings are next in line, so if you prefer a different sampling frequency, channel mode or bit rate, that the place to tweak them.

Chopping audio is not the only feature MP3 Splitter has to offer, in spite of its name. Joining files is a more straightforward action. Use the file explore to select the bits and pieces, and the app will merge them in a jiffy.

MP3 Splitter sticks true to its name by providing you with precise cuts for your audio files. Getting used to how the app works is not a chore at all, and with a couple of trial cuts, you'll surely get the hang of it. If you wish to glue the pieces back together, you can use the included merger at any time.