How to compress MP3?

Compress the size of an original MP3 audio file with acceptable quality reduce

MP3 is a popular digital audio encoding and lossy compression format. It was designed to greatly reduce the amount of data (10:1 compression is common) required to represent audio, yet still sound like a faithful reproduction of the original uncompressed audio to most listeners.

Today, more and more fashion electronics are bundled MP3 player function include traditional MP3 player, digital camera, Palm PDA, Pocket PC as well as mobile phone. You may own one of them but their memories for music are always very limited. If you want to let your fashion electronic buddy can hold more music but do not want to cost another 100 dollars, So using compressing MP3 Software to compress your MP3 files’ size is your best choice. Then you can fill more songs in your player without upgrade expensive flash memory.

On the other hand, if you are mad for music and collected GB size MP3 music in your hard disk, you can use compressing MP3 software to reduce the size of each MP3 file and save GB size of your disk space!

Compressing MP3 Software can save large disk spaces of your personal MP3 music library and let your potable MP3 player holds more songs and music without upgrade your flash memory card. Here we list a program which supports this compressing function below:

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Then how to use MP3 Compressor to compress your MP3 files’ size? AudioEdit Deluxe is the right software that can help you compress MP3. It enables you to compress, or convert, MP3 files to the frequency, bitrate, quality, and channels that you want. More related info and the step by step guide are offered below.

Step 1. Download AudioEdit Deluxe here.

Step 2. Click "File > Convert > MP3 Compression".

Step 3. Click the Add Files to List button or select "Edit > Add". If you want to convert the files in a certain order, you can arrange the files in the list by selecting the files you want to move and using the Move Up and Move Down commands on the Edit menu.

Step 4. Select the MP3 files you want to compress or, rather, convert. You can select more than one file by pressing the Ctrl key while clicking the files or pressing the Shift key and using the arrows to select a range of files. If you want to remove files from the list select the files you want to remove, select Remove from the Edit menu or click the Remove Files button.

Step 5. Select the Conversion Frequency (kHz). Sets the frequency, or the number of times an event repeats, or number of vibrations produced by a signal or sound, in a given period.

Step 6. Select the Bitrate. The more bits used to store each sample in digital form, the more through the original signal's amplitude can be represented.

Step 7.Select the Quality. The choices are High, Normal, and Low.

Step 8. Select the Channels. Such as mono or stero.

Step 9. Click the Convert button or select File > Convert.