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Can I merge mp3 files together on Windows 11 PC with Media Player?
Hi all, I am new to this community. I’ve been DJing for a while now, and as you can imagine, I often need to merge multiple MP3 files into a single file for seamless mixes or to create custom set...
Kaydens If you have problems merging MP3 files on Windows 11, my suggestion is to try AudioKes. I have encountered similar situations before, where Windows Media Player could only play MP3s but could not merge files. It's very easy to use and does not degrade the sound quality. For DJs, this tool is very convenient and can quickly merge files.
I followed this tutorial, highly recommend you to try it!
https://www.gicmodo.com/how-to-merge-audio-files
I used Audocity in the past. As far as i know that is a free and open-source audio editor that's perfect for merging MP3 files on Windows 11. For you, please make sure all your MP3 files are in the same format (bitrate, sample rate, etc.) to ensure a smooth merge When using Audocity.
- Download and Install Audocity: Get it from the official website.
- Open Audocity: Launch the program and create a new project by clicking on File > New.
- Import Your MP3s: Drag and drop your MP3 files into the Audocity window. Each file will appear as a separate track.
- Align Your Tracks: Use the Time-Shift Tool ( shortcut: Ctrl + Shift + T) to line up your tracks one after the other on the same track.
- Export as MP3: Once they're in order, go to File > Export > Export as MP3. Choose the desired settings (like bitrate) and save your merged file.