MP3Cut.net Alternative: Protect Your Intellectual Property

MP3Cut is part of the 123Apps suite. It is convenient, but for a musician, it poses a terrifying question: "If I upload my unreleased track to cut a sample, do they now have a copy?"

Legally, probably not. Technically? Yes, they have the file on their server.

Oratiq is the MP3Cut.net alternative for paranoid creators (and smart ones).

The "Zero-Knowledge" Audio Editor

We use the Web Audio API. This allows Google Chrome (or Safari/Firefox) to read an MP3 file from your hard drive, manipulate the data in RAM, and save it back to your hard drive.

• No Network Activity: You can literally turn off your Wi-Fi before you start editing.
• No Leaks: There is no "admin" at Oratiq who can listen to your files. We physically cannot access them.

Supported Formats

MP3Cut handles many formats. So do we.

• MP3: The standard.
• WAV: Lossless quality for pros.
• OGG/M4A: For mobile and web use.

Comparison

| Feature | MP3Cut (123Apps) | Oratiq | | :--- | :--- | :--- | | Processing | Server-Side | Client-Side | | Upload Limit | Yes (File Size) | No (RAM Size) | | Safety | Trust-based | Architecture-based |

Conclusion

Your music is your livelihood. Don't upload it to a "black box." Edit it safely on your own machine with Oratiq.