

Select the folder where you want to save your files and click ok. Within the selectable audio file formats for export, you have many options: besides MP3 and AAC even lossless formats. In the coming up window, you can rename your tracks manually.

In the edit menu go to the bottom entry ‘Save tracks as Files’. You can also use this function after you have added track splits automatically.

If you are not satisfied with the position, just touch the set track split with the cursor and move it slightly left or right. Each split will create a new track.įor checking each split, zoom in to see the detailed waveform view.

Just use the ‘Insert track split’ function in the edit menu in combination with the cursor position on the waveform. Try out some different settings, if your results are not optimal. Set the dB value to minimum (-30 dB), leave the rest of the settings as are. Go to the menu bar and select edit > ‘Pause Detection’. With the + and – buttons you can zoom in and out. In there, you can already visually identify where the individual tracks start and end. Your track will be displayed in Nero WaveEditor timeline with a waveform. Open Nero WaveEditor and your recorded track via the top menu. If you already have recorded a digital track that has all the different music tracks included in one piece, it is easy to open your audio file in Nero WaveEditor, and split and export individual tracks afterwards. Track split and exporting to individual tracks in Nero WaveEditor This FAQ deals with splitting tracks and exporting individual music files of already digitized files. With Nero WaveEditor you have an easy to use free tool allowing you to do A/D recording of your vinyl record, plus automatic track splits, as well as single file export in one go.
