How to edit mp3

[Antonio00]

Hello, we want to organize a party for our games and we want to take a mp3 and change, example in the song, the singer called the name and we want to replace the name by another name for it with our games.

Nothing to do with piracy or otherwise, the song will be destroyed at the end of our games. But I wonder if anyone know how to do what I ask.
Thank you!

[Zachary]

It will still be hard I think. There is an excellent tool called Audacity. At the time of first names, it will decrease the volume on Audacity, save as (with modifications), then repeat a passage to the microphone and record the new name and the register in place of "white".

[Viceman]

You can also try ACID Pro (http://www.sonycreativesoftware.com/acidpro)

[EINSTEIN_007]

Over the last decade the MP3 audio format has become a standard for everything from music downloads to video files and mobile phone ringtones. Regardless of what you use MP3 for you'll eventually find yourself needing to do some basic editing. You may need to strip the audio from a video file, join a pair of songs to keep them together during shuffle playback, or saving a small part of a file to make a ringtone for your mobile phone.

Fortunately each of these operations is simpler than you might think, and this guide will give you step by step instructions for each.

Lossless Editing

Since MP3 is a lossy compression format, meaning some information (quality) is lost during encoding, it's important to avoid decoding and re-encoding MP3 files unnecessarily. This guide focuses on lossless editing. That means no re-encoding will be involved so no additional quality will be lost.

Guide Format

Since different software will be used in each section of this guide, the software for each section will be listed individually. For example, you'll find instructions below that require MediaInfo so information on downloading it is included. On the next page you'll find a download link for VirtualDubMod because it's used for demuxing MP3 audio from a video file.

Before Editing Your MP3

Before you start editing your MP3 files you may need to find out more information about them. For example, if you're joining 2 files you'll need to make sure they have the same sample frequency and number of channels. My preferred tool for this is MediaInfo, although many different programs can do the job.

More info here: http://www.afterdawn.com/guides/arch..._mp3_audio.cfm