It's been more than a decade since I did this, but I can give you the basics. The key is to start and end the clip at a point where the sound pattern temporarily hits zero (the horizontal axis). I used Audacity to do the editing. It had a feature that would find those crossings automatically, which made the process somewhat easier.
Make sure you don't encode as MP3, as it doesn't support seamless playback in a standard way. There's a forced gap due to the compression. Use for example wav or ogg.
You might be able to use endless jukebox if it's still around, and record the output
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