How to Cut Music file with VideoPower BLUE

There are instances when people want to know how to cut part of a music file for some reason. Sometimes they want to use it as a ringtone, background music, or save their favorite part of that music. Also, to trim down unnecessary parts of the music.

VideoPower BLUE or ZEUS is a free audio editor that lets you trim (cut) music files such as MP3, WMA, and M4A and save the part you want to keep. This tool is completely intuitive so you will not encounter any problems while editing your music. In any case, it is super simple and does not require any special editing skills. The coolest thing about the VideoPower BLUE is that while you shorten songs, they do not lose their high quality.

This article will guide you on how to cut MP3 music files for free in 3 simple steps. This video/audio conversion and editing software can be downloaded by clicking the below link.

You can try to use the software for free by downloading its trial version below.

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After you launch the program, start to add the music file you want to cut. Just click the “+ Add files” or drag and drop the file by the program.

The imported file is displayed in its main interface.
Click the “Edit” button on the right side of the file to open the edit box.

1. Click “Add Trim Marker” to add a trim marker to the progress bar, you can also add multiple trim markers by clicking the same button multiple times.
2. Drag the slider to select the part you want to hold.
3. You can click the up or down button to set the start and end time as well.
4. Now you can choose to keep or delete the selected section.
5. Click “OK” to save the trimmed file.

You can also repeat the above steps to cut the music file into multiple separated parts and save them to one file.

The software will return to the main interface after you save the editing.

You can either change the format of the music file by clicking the “Profile” drop-down button. If not, MP3 is the default format. Click the big blue “Convert” button at the bottom right of the screen to save the cut and edited music file.