Great little app. One or two small things would take it over the top.
This app is incredibly helpful and saves me a ton of time. I have language dialogs with long silent spaces. I was considering hiring a college student for $8 an hour to cut them all out for me. $10 one time and this app does the work for me. The great thing is that you can manually adjust the cuts as well. I find that I’m opening it for far more purposes than I originally envisioned. For a quick cut out of something, this app is a lifesaver. Three things that do bug me: 1) There is often a faint audio artifact—a little chirp at the beginning of the cuts. He ought to find a way to detect and eliminate those automatically. If I was using this for high quality music it would be a deal breaker for me. 2) It would be nice if keyboard shortcuts worked. When I’m switching between audio and video editors, it’s frustrating to hit the space bar here and have nothing happen. The same would be true with the zoom. 3) It would be nice to be able to zoom in further. This app saves me tons of time and I love it. If these things were fixed I wouldn’t have a single thing I could complain about. Either way, though, I think you’ll like it.
It does what it says, up to a point. My main complaint is I have hundreds of tracks I need to SPLIT on silence...at a point... I don't need chunks of silence removed, which is what this does. Developer needs to make it calculate the center point of the silence, and actually just split it. Otherwise I spend tons of time shrinking down the highlighted removal areas rather than hitting a button and moving to the next file. This app makes my work a little faster, but not a lot!
Does the trick but there are hardly any key commands - doesn't have a stop/play keyboard button, a few basic KC's would have made it 1000x more efficient.
I've noticed right away a problem when cropping clips and applying a fade out. The end of the clip leaves a small strip of sound without the fade out… so when you arrive at the end of the clip the volume suddenly raises to a normal level for a fraction of a second. Quite annoying since the purpose of the fade out is to achieve a smooth exit from the clip. I paid for this app (instead of using Audacity for free) just for the convenience of a slightly faster way of achieving a simple task. I hope the developer fixes this issue, otherwise I will consider asking my money back.
I installed this app to help me split podcasts. I can take excepts I like from the podcast and save them in my library. It won't convert my .mp3 to .wav or anything like that and I don't have to write a .cue file. Just click on a start-point and end-point. Easy as that! As many separate tracks as I want. And you can listen while you work to make sure it starts and stops when you want it to.
I love how this program splices sound files! It is clean and easy to use. I have vocabulary tracks that have many words in each track. With just a few clicks and using the split by silence option, I have all of my vocabulary words separated in clean separate files. I have also used it to make ring tones and it's a breeze for that too.
I use this guy to chapterize long mp3s b4 converting them to m4a. i don't like 10 hour files. You can spit the audio by time, by size, or by times of silence which can be adjusted. I would also like to rename, and would like to be able to zoom out to see the whole file. But well done otherwise.
This app could be great but it is a mess to use. Here what it needs: 1. Need to be able to zoom into the voice data stream more—about 3 more steps. 2. The sensitivity and features it does automatic splits on is poor. I am splitting spoken lists of words with log pauses and it can’t get it right so I am left with manualing inserting splits. 3. There is some kind of massive memory leakand the app degrades quickly. I am splitting a 6 min audio file and the probram is so overwhelmed it can take 20+ seconds to respond to mouse commands. My guess is it needs to be updated for the latest version of Osx. Thats the only thing that explains the old high reviews to me. It gets one more start than it deserves because it actually works just with great difficulty. It saves very little time over cutting in an audio editing app.
After playing around with it for a short bit, I was suprised to find that it is acturally easy to work with. It was relativly easy to cut clips exactly where i wanted to, and adjusting any effects to time spans. Highly recommend for any vidio needs and great for making vidios with use of photos.
This app does exactly what the information says it does and is incredibly helpful for splitting tracks. The only improvement would be if Itunes read the time of the length of the cut track correctly. That is likely an issue with iTunes.
Great program. I took me a while to figure out split by count you just need to click once to set the cut. Split by silence you need to click and drag to set a start and end cut.
I purchased Magic Cutter to use as a cue splitter. All audio has to be converted to AAC—a real pain in the neck. It only supports AAC and MP3. No support for lossless FLAC, OGG or APE. That said, the application is useless. When you drag an unsupported audio track into the application window there is no feedback (i.e., “this audio format is unsupported”). The window just sits there like it’s frozen. For cue splitting, buy Cue Splitter at a third of the price. Very disappointed.
Some really inexplicable UI choices make a great idea functionally unusable. The "select by silence" mode works reasonably well, but there's not a mode to set the split point by detecting the silence without also removing the silence itself (often along with a small chunk of sound). It's also not possible to do a mix of selected by silence splits and manually added splits. This seems to be a bug rather than a design issue, but it's there all the same. Fix these two issues and it's 5 stars from me, even with an overall very rough ui. But without addressing them, it's not useful at all - $10 for software I'll never use.
The only issue is working a system to rename the file. You need to have ITUNES, your file finder and the program open so as you split it and it goes into your file finder you can rename it there and move on. Once you figure out the system it's fine.
Used it to quickly break up large MP3 files (music, audiobooks) into smaller, more manageable files. The visual waveform display is great! One suggestion - in the Mac version, add the J-K-L keys for back, stop & forward, like in QuickTime and iMovie.
Great app BUT, there is an annoying click/chirp at the beginning of split files. This has been noted by other reviewers and the problem hasn’t been updated. Fix this and I will be much happier.
This app offers no features of benefit. There is no way to save your edited work into a final song that can be added to iTunes. There is no rewind or fast forward buttons that take you to the beginning or end of the file. Overall, very poor offering.
There was some verbage about it supporting wav's - well perhaps it can output to a wav? However, I tried to have it recognize a wav for splitting - the file was grayed out and it wouldn't do it - it will split mp3's it seems - but why would I want to downgrade the quality of my audio file? Disappointed..
I paid for this because it said lossless in the subtitle. You absolutely cannot import WAV or OGG files, so this product is worthless and a waste of money.
Difficult to use, ineffective. A waste of money. I downloaded Audacity, free, found a posting with clear instructions on how to use it, and am very happy with it.
I mix a lot of mp3s for hypnosis titles and for my own music for sale - it is frustrating to have to re-bounce down when I've put too much space at the beginning. THis is a very efficient way to edit mp3s without having to recompress. GREAT! Thank you!
I bought this app because I have mixes that are an hour long and i need to cut up the track into the individual tracks. It cuts it up easily however you hear the breaks as part of a gapless album.
I downloaded Magic Cutter from the App Store a few days prior upgrading the operating system to OSX Lion. Once Lion was installed the program does not work properly - It does not open the mp3 files and it doesn't work - Until the developer upgrades to an OSX Lion version this is absolutely USELESS. Besides that, it is a very simple wave form cutter.
Magic Cutter is the fastest way that I know of to cut mp3 files into whatever size you want. It worked so fast compared to other programs that I had to check and see if it had saved the file. This is a Best Buy!
As of 10.15.3 Magic Cutter crased when cropping or removing. I have tried it on a MacBook Pro and iMac both running 10.15.3 Same result on both machines.
Magic Cutter offer a quick way to automatically cut audio file by file size, pieces count, time duration, silences between the tracks or even associated CUE file. The silence detector, for example, can automatically split an audiobook into separate chapters or remove unwanted silence from your recording. The built-in CUE Splitter lets you split a large audio file, such as an album or DJ set, into tracks using data from the associated CUE file. - Edit Audio Without Loss of Quality Edit your audio files without having to convert them! This means that the quality of your audio will remain unchanged no matter how many operations you do on it. - Manual or Automatic - Your Choice Sounds are visually represented in waveform, so you can visually position cut lines where you want to cut. You may not even need to perform any manual edits to achieve fantastic results! Special features offers a quick way to automatically cut audio file by file size, pieces count, time duration, silences between the tracks or even associated CUE file. - Locate and Split Silences The silence detector lets you split an audiobook into chapters or remove unwanted silence from your recording. - CUE Splitter The built-in CUE Splitter lets you split a large audio file, such as an album or DJ set, into tracks using data from the associated CUE file. - Split Audio by Size, Time or Number of Parts Magic Cutter offers a quick way to cut audio file by file size, pieces count, time duration or custom selections. - Remove Unwanted Content Remove unwanted content in manual mode or use silence detection feature to remove silences automatically. - Create great-sounding ringtones Create great-sounding ringtones with a single click using the “Crop” and “Fade” features. - Visualize the Sound The visual representation allows you to clearly see the song's structure, and never be surprised by a break anymore. This simplifies every task because everything happens right before your eyes. - Add Effects Magic Cutter allows you to easily add effects, including the ability to fade tracks in, and fade them out. - MP3 Magic Cutter supports only MP3 file format. - Pre-Listening Made Easy Magic Cutter features a built-in player, making pre listening simple and easy.
