Mp3 Cutter - M4a, Music Cutter

This app is easy to use once you get the hang of it, it has a nice design and minimal ads (which is great, considering the app is free!) It works great for stitching sounds together and cutting parts out as well as trimming sounds, and I don’t notice any change in the quality once music has been edited or downloaded like I have with some other apps and websites. My only suggestion is adding more features, maybe a fade in and fade out option? It would definitely come in handy for ringtones and background music. Other than that, the program is practically perfect as is. I’ll be continuing to use it for any of my projects in the future!

I’m a maid of honor for a wedding thats in 2 months. It turned out that I had to organize a flash mob for the wedding. I asked 2 different DJs if they can mix 5 songs for me, and both told me that they didn’t have the software or capability for it. So after researching I came across this app. It is very well developed. Minimal ads. Didn’t crash. I have minimal experience with these things, so I think it’s very user friendly. I loved the “zoom in” option where you can get really close to finding the millisecond pause in between verses and hooks of songs by adjusting the arrows. You can even type in the milliseconds as well. It is as best as it could sound, not being professionally mixed. It was also very easy to share with the other girls in the flash mob so they can have a copy of their own. I’m just hoping when i give a copy to the wedding DJ the m4a format can be used, since I’m not familiar with it. I’m not one to even write reviews on anything. I’m very very pleased. This app saved me a lot of time and money! Thanks!

This app does what I need and that is to trim and merge songs. It took a little to figure out how to use it. The instructions could be more detailed. Once I figured it out, it was easy to use. Works nicely with iTunes. One thing I would change is to enable it to begin the song at the point that I drag the progress dot back when listening to the cut. When you drag it back, it then starts the song at the beginning of your cut instead of the location you dragged it back to so then you need to drag it forward to get to where you actually wanted to start listening to it. Another thing is that once you trim the song it is hard to tell where you are at because your cut starts at zero when you are actually one minute into the song. Would be nice to have another timeline showing where you are at in the original song. I haven’t really tried all the features yet like sharing, etc. so hoping those things work good. I would recommend this app to others based on what I have experienced thus far.