(Music Splicer) How to Splice Songs Together Easily?

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How to Splice Music Together?

1. Open Music Splicer

2. Add Audio Files

3. Splice Songs Together

4. Select Export Audio Format

Optional. Alter Parameters

5. Splice Songs Together

How to Splice Music Together?

As the saying goes, a sharp tool makes work easier. If you want to splice a bunch of separate music files together but know little about audio editing, a simple and easy-to-use music splicer will definitely make the job much more productive. WonderFox HD Video Converter Factory Pro is a novice-oriented video/audio processor that exactly simplifies the workflow of audio splicing. Here's the walkthrough:

Step 1 - Open the Awesome Music Splicer

DownloadDownload, install, and run WonderFox HD Video Converter Factory Pro. Open "Converter" from the start-up interface integrated with five main modules.

Step 2 - Add Audio Files

Click "Add Files" to import all audio files you want to splice together. There's also an easier way, just drag and drop your music into the interface. All tracks will be listed in the workplace with basic information.

Note: It supports nearly all common audio formats like WAV, FLAC, MP3, OGG, etc., but you have to add at least two audio tracks for music splicing.

Step 3 - Splice Songs Together

Click on "Merge" button on the top bar to open a window where you can splice audio files in an arbitrary order. Press "Merge" button to create a "Pack 1" in the below section, and you're also allowed to create multiple packs to splice different audio files. Next, drag and drop music songs into each pack, then rearrange the music sequence. Once everything is all set, hit "Merge" button.

Step 4 - Select Any Output Audio Format

Press the profile format on the right side to expand the full list of 500+ presets. Navigate to "Audio" category and select any profile as the output audio format.

Optional - Customize Parameters

This music splicer even allows you to customize audio parameters by opening "Parameter settings" window where you're able to change audio bitrate, select channel mode, choose audio sample rate, and increase/decrease volume level.