MP3 Album Maker (Version History)
MP3 Album Maker version 3.61 - MakeitOne-MP3AlbumMaker.msi (433KB) New
MP3 Album Maker is written in C# and requires the DotNet Framework which can be download direct from microsoft: click here (24MB)
Media Player (Version History)
Media Player version 2.02 - MakeitOne-MediaPlayer.msi (430KB)
MP3 Album Maker is written in C# and requires the DotNet Framework which can be download direct from microsoft: click here (24MB)
Overview
If you're looking for ways to merge multiple MP3 files into one larger file, then be sure to try out Free Merge MP3. It is an attracted and powerful MP3 merger tool, designed to merge, combine or join multiple MP3 files into a larger one format like MP3, WAV, WMA and OGG within just a few seconds with lossless quality. It's totally free, small, and allows you to drag-and-drop MP3 files, arrange them in a specific order, and, of course, finally merge them into a single file.
Stitch MP3 Files Together Or Extract Audio From Video
Updated 12. August 2014 - 15:05 by rob.schifreen
If you ever need to join 2 or more MP3 audio files together, check out a free online service called www.audio-joiner.com, which will do the job perfectly. Just click on the Add Tracks button to upload 2 or more files to the service. You can then move the order of the tracks if you wish, as well as selecting whether each track will fade in or out. When you're done, press the Join button and, after a short wait, your merged file will be ready to download.
The service is easy and simple to use, and is free. And because it's online there's nothing to download.
There's no limit to the number of tracks you can uploaded, so long as the merged file doesn't exceed 750 MB.
If your audio is in a format other than MP3, then the system should cope just fine. You can even upload video clips, from which the audio will automatically be extracted and added to the merged file.
To try it for yourself, head to www.audio-joiner.com.
Introduction
It is often necessary to merge multiple sound files into one recording. This need may arise for various reasons: merge ripped CD tracks into one, combine multiple chapters of an audiobook, etc. There are many great programs to achieve this, but very few of them are actually free. I've discovered that while all of these programs perform the task well, they also contain lots of other features, making them too complicated for the tasks. This is why when I needed the plain vanilla merging utility, I could not find one that was free - and decided to write one myself. The added benefit of writing one myself, of course, is that it has exactly the features I need - and none that I don't. When it was done - I decided to give it away for free - to alleviate some of the pains I had.
The Error Log when testing an MP3 created from 3 MP3s joined into
one using the "DOS" COPY command:
Error: Sync error reading frame header 1,063 expected at byte 555,003.
Approx. time: 0:28 (26.5% through audio).
Previous valid frame header located at byte 554,481.
Resync failed (no matching frame header found within 2,000 bytes).
Summary: 1,062 total frames processed (476 padded, 586 unpadded).
Bitrate is constant.
The Error Log for doing the same thing with the same 3 MP3 files
using the MergeMP3 program:
Error: Sync error reading frame header 1,366 expected at byte 713,144.
Approx. time: 0:36 (34.1% through audio).
Previous valid frame header located at byte 712,621.
Resync failed (no matching frame header found within 2,000 bytes).
Summary: 1,365 total frames processed (613 padded, 752 unpadded).
Bitrate is constant.
The Error Log when testing an MP3 joined from the same 3 MP3s
using Audacity:
No errors found.
Summary: 4,002 total frames processed (1,796 padded, 2,206 unpadded).
Bitrate is constant.
How to add 3 different mp3 songs to each other. I would like to know the detailed steps and screenshots to proceed. please advise