Split FLAC

1) Sign up for Descript for free and log in to your account. You have 1 free hour of transcription per month. No credit card is required.

2) Upload your FLAC file to Descript by dragging and dropping it into the project window.

3) After Descript finishes transcribing, click "Show Timeline" in the bottom left and select the "Blade" tool to split your scene.

4) When you're ready to export, use the "Select" tool to highlight your newly split scene. Click on "Publish" to find the Export button, and change the export option from "Current composition" to "Current selection".

5) Repeat the export for any additional scenes and double check that the exported file contains only the spliced scenes you want to keep.

• High-Quality Preservation: Maintain the original audio quality while splitting, ensuring no loss in fidelity.
• Efficient Storage: Save space by keeping only the necessary segments of your high-resolution audio files.
• Custom Playlists: Create personalized playlists by extracting and organizing specific parts of your FLAC files.
• Seamless Editing: Easily edit and rearrange sections without compromising the lossless nature of FLAC.
• Enhanced Sharing: Share only the relevant portions of your FLAC files with friends or collaborators.

• Use High-Quality Tools: Always opt for software like Descript that supports lossless editing to maintain audio integrity.
• Check Bitrate Consistency: Ensure the bitrate remains consistent throughout the split segments to avoid any quality discrepancies.
• Label Segments Clearly: Use descriptive labels for each split segment to make future navigation and editing easier.
• Monitor File Size: Keep an eye on the file size of each segment to manage storage efficiently without compromising quality.
• Backup Originals: Always create a backup of the original FLAC file before splitting to prevent any accidental data loss.