How to join audio tracks using Audacity 3

In this free video tutorial, I will show you how to join audio tracks using Audacity 3.

Join music or audio tracks using Audacity audio editor

Using Audacity to join multiple MP3 files is super simple.

Combining MP3 files is a task I often use when I need to create a podcast or join music tracks together for a seamless playlist.

The main goal is to stack d MP3 files in audacity in the correct order, the first track should be placed at the top of the audacity editor window, place the next music track or audio track directly below and then repeat this process for all audio content.

Audacity has a built-in MP3 exporting tool all so you can easily convert multiple audio base files into a single MP3 track.

Audacity also allows you to export join audio files into both WAV and OGG file formats.

To sequence the audio content in audacity we need to use the time shift tool. 

You can also use the effects dropdown menu to fade in and fade out audio content for better audio transitions.

Watch my free tutorial on how to install Audacity 3.

Watch my free tutorial for Joining music or audio tracks using Audacity.

How to join audio tracks using Audacity 3

Combine mp3 files using Audacity 3

Joining audio tracks using Audacity FAQs

Can I mix imported mp3 files with other file formats like WAV files?

Yes, you can import different types of audio files into Audacity and sequence them as required. Just remember to import them in the correct order.

Can I export the file audio sequence in an mp3 file format?

Yes, you can export the final audio sequence in mp3, WAV for many other file formats.

Can I edit audio for my podcast?

Yes, audacity is the perfect free audio editor for editing your podcasts.

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