Take the 2-minute tour ×  I have a whole audio CD ripped to
single audio file in MonkeyAudio (.ape) format, together with
.cue and .log files (using Exact Audio Copy, from comment in
.cue file).  How would one split this one large audio file into
MP3 files of individual tracks, best if with correct ID3
information from .cue file?  share|improve this question add
comment  5 Answers  you can use cuetools to do it - load up the
cue file or ape file with the other one in the same directory,
select tracks for cue style and mp3 output and it'll automate
the whole process.  share|improve this answer Thanks Journeyman,
this answer should be accepted. –  anstosa Dec 15 '12 at 3:01
add comment  On Linux, you could use mac to dump the .ape into
.wav, then bchunk to split the big .wav file into tracks using
information from the .cue file.  .wav to .mp3 can be done with
lame/ffmpeg.  I'm pretty sure there must be shellscripts that
automate the whole process (including the population of ID3
tags), but finding them is a tri