How to Merge Audio Files

Step 1: Load Your Files

Open cut.audio's Audio Joiner. Drag and drop all the files you want to merge, or click to browse. You can add MP3, WAV, FLAC, and OGG files — even mix different formats.

Step 2: Arrange the Order

The files appear in a list. Drag them into the order you want them to play. The first file in the list plays first in the merged output.

Step 3: Set Crossfade

Choose how the tracks transition: • 0 seconds: hard cut — one track stops, the next starts immediately • 1-2 seconds: subtle blend — barely noticeable but smoother than a hard cut • 3-5 seconds: smooth transition — tracks overlap and blend • 5+ seconds: dramatic blend — good for music medleys Listen to the preview to hear how the transition sounds.

Step 4: Adjust Volume

If some files are louder than others, use the per-track volume controls to balance them. This prevents jarring volume jumps in the merged file.

Step 5: Export

Choose your output format and export. The merged file downloads to your device. • MP3 for sharing and general use • WAV for further editing in a DAW • FLAC for archival at full quality • OGG for web use

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