Epsa Mp3 Merger

Audio file processing involves a lot of things, depending on the result you wish to accomplish. Chances are you want to bundle multiple files into a single one, and if this is the case, then Epsa Mp3 Merger is here to help out through an intuitive process which lasts little time and requires little effort.

Setup doesn’t take much time, letting you take the application for a spin shortly after download. The visual design can bring a little nostalgia, with elements and the frame similar to those encountered in Windows XP. This doesn’t cause any compatibility issues, or makes the program difficult to figure out.

As the name clearly points out, the main resource file type here is MP3. Adding files isn’t a difficult task. You can either use the browse dialogs to pick one file at a time, load the entire content of a folder, or simply drop files of interest over the window.

All files you decide to add are enlisted in a large section showing file path, name, and extension. Calling up the context menu makes it easy to arrange files, and it’s by this arrangement that the resulting file plays media. Accidentally added files can also be removed through the context menu, which can also bring up the browse dialogs.

Hitting the “merge” button brings up one last dialog, where you get to specify the location and name for the new file. There’s no confirmation prompt, but the process is quickly, and successfully done. There are no quality options to configure, and the resulting file borrows tags from the first file on the list.

Taking everything into consideration, we can state that Epsa Mp3 Merger is a straightforward tool you can use to create a large MP3 file out of two or more. Loading files is an easy thing, and even though you don’t have any control over quality, the merge operation doesn’t mess it up.