Audio Merge Tools

Put files in listening order

Merge Audio joins two or more local audio files sequentially. Add the files, then arrange them so the order shown on the page matches the order you want to hear.

Check the first file carefully. It starts the combined track, followed by the remaining files in the sequence you set. This step helps when filenames do not show the listening order.

Once the sequence is ready, choose the output and boundary settings. Merge Audio creates one merged audio file, so you can download the combined track instead of handling a separate download for each source file.

Set options before downloading

Merge Audio includes metadata and normalization options. Set those options after arranging the files when the merged file needs the changes. Preview the result before downloading to check the sequence and selected settings.

For a single section, an unwanted passage, or another audio format, use the relevant page in Audio Tools. That section also covers compressing, converting, trimming, cleaning, tagging, recording, and analyzing audio.

Combine clips into one file

• Put an intro, an interview, and an outro in listening order, then download one file.
• Arrange separate audio sections, preview the combined track, and download it for later work.
• Place spoken clips in sequence, then set metadata or normalization before downloading the combined file.

Choose the page for the job

Choose Audio Merge Tools when two or more local audio files need to play in sequence. Choose Audio Tools when the job is to compress, convert, trim, clean, tag, record, or analyze audio.

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