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+# Slice Audio from any mp3 file
+
+We all want only a portion form a particular audio file. This python scrip does the same for you in few very easy steps.
+
+Only have to enter few things to get started and the rest is magic.
+
+What all do you have to enter?
+
+1.) Your file Path - Where your initial audio file(mp3) is located.
+2.) Your export Path - Where you want to save your resultant sliced audio file to be saved.
+3.) Start Minute - From what minute into the audio you want to slice from
+4.) Start Second - From what second after the start minute you want to slice from 
+5.) End Minute - Till what minute you want the final audio to be.
+6.) End Second - Till what second of the End minute you want to final audio to be.
+
+# Requirements
+
+Clone Repo
+You need to intall pydub library for this script to run.
+You can use pip - pip install pydub
+More information on pydub here - https://pypi.org/project/pydub/
+Use the python script slicingAudio.py
+
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+from pydub import AudioSegment
+
+#Example File path
+#filePath = "/Users/dishantnagpal/Desktop/python/exampleAudio.mp3"
+
+#Example Exoprt Path
+#exportPath = "/Users/dishantnagpal/Desktop/python/newPortion-1.mp3"
+
+filePath = input("Enter your path to the audio file") #Enter your file path
+exportPath = input("Enter the path you want to save the file at") #Enter export Path
+
+sound = AudioSegment.from_mp3(filePath) #Making an executable audio file from the given path
+
+startMin = int(input('Enter Start Minute ')) 
+startSecond = int(input('Enter Start Second '))
+
+endMin = int(input('Enter End Minute '))
+endSecond = int(input('Enter End Second '))
+
+
+startTime = startMin*60*1000+startSecond*1000
+endTime = endMin*60*1000+endSecond*1000
+
+
+extract = sound[startTime:endTime] #Extracting sliced Audio
+
+
+extract.export(exportPath, format="mp3") #Saving the final audio file at your export path