Build your sequence
- Choose Join MP3, then Add files to load at least two clips.
- Arrange the queue with drag and drop or the up and down buttons. Read it from top to bottom before exporting.
- Select any clip that needs a shorter beginning or end, choose Trim clip, and apply its range.
- Keep MP3 as the output format and click Join & Export.
Decide what happens between clips
Use a direct join to put the clips one after another. A gap adds a pause; a crossfade overlaps the end of one clip with the beginning of the next.
Keep crossfades shorter than every trimmed clip. For an interview or spoken lesson, a direct join or a brief pause usually preserves the words more clearly.
Know when audio is copied
Smart mode can copy matching, unedited MP3 inputs when the selected bitrate, sample rate, and channels agree. It encodes when an edit or setting change needs processing. A trim or crossfade is therefore not an untouched copy.
Listen across every join
- Check the last phrase of each clip and the first phrase of the next.
- Confirm that no item is missing or in the wrong position.
- Use a saved project if you want to return to the same ordered queue.