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A PRACTICAL GUIDE

Different source formats. One finished audio file.

A WAV introduction and an MP3 recording can belong in the same listening file. Choose the sequence first, then select the format for the result.

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Bring the clips into one queue

  1. Choose Join MP3 and add your supported audio files.
  2. Arrange the queue in the order you want people to hear. Trim unwanted edges on individual clips.
  3. Choose one Output format for the finished file: MP3, M4A, WAV, FLAC, OGG, or Opus.
  4. Set the available audio options and click Join & Export.

Use processing when sources differ

Mixed codecs, sample rates, or channel layouts need a common output. Smart mode uses encoding when the inputs cannot be copied with the selected settings.

Choose Studio if you want a processing path rather than requesting Lossless Copy for files that do not match. Higher output bitrate does not add information that a source recording has already lost.

Check the join as well as the format

Play a section from every source in the finished file. Listen for level changes and for an abrupt boundary between a stereo music clip and a spoken recording. A short pause or a suitable fade may make the sequence easier to hear.

Put this guide into practice

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