AppleMacSoft MP3 Splitter 5.0.1 for Mac
Mac AudioAppleMacSoft MP3 Splitter 5.0.1 is a small, single-purpose audio utility for Mac from AppleMacSoft, a developer best known for its iTunes-related tools. It does one job: taking a long MP3, M4A or AAC recording — an audiobook, a podcast episode, a lecture or a ripped album — and cutting it into smaller, separate files you can actually manage, without re-encoding and losing quality.
The splitting is flexible: divide a file by duration, by file size, into a set number of equal parts, or automatically at the silences between tracks using silence detection, including splitting from a CUE file. A built-in player lets you preview each section before you commit, and you can add fade-in and fade-out effects at the cut points. The vendor sells it as inexpensive shareware with a trial version, so you can test it before paying — it is not a free full product.
Key Features
- Split MP3, M4A and AAC files without re-encoding or quality loss
- Automatic splitting by silence, duration, file size or number of parts
- CUE file support for splitting albums and long recordings accurately
- Built-in player to preview sections before splitting
- Fade-in and fade-out effects and removal of unwanted sounds
How to Download
- Visit the vendor's official website and find the MP3 Splitter for Mac product page.
- Start your download from the official site: Download from the official site
- Open the downloaded DMG, drag the app to Applications, and try the trial before buying a licence.
Is MP3 Splitter free?
No. It is shareware: a trial version is available from AppleMacSoft so you can test the splitting features, and a paid licence unlocks the full product.
Does splitting reduce audio quality?
No. The app cuts the original compressed audio into separate files without re-encoding it, so the output pieces keep the quality of the source file.
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