A tool to join wav files?
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I merged the files & the time isn't right or the file from the merged tracks... Each files time should add up to more than the output file from the tracks being merged it... The first file is 19 mins. & the file from the merged tracks is 19 mins...
http://superuser.com/questions/5714...files-while-retaining-not-zero-padded-numeric
Apparently sox will do it:
$ sox infile1 infile2 ... outfile
(I love linux for its simple one-liners like this.)
Apparently sox will do it:
$ sox infile1 infile2 ... outfile
(I love linux for its simple one-liners like this.)
Soldato
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Sounds like you did it wrong then. You probably didn't time shift the subsequent tracks so they were appended to the earlier ones.
See here for how to do it, (if you don't want a slight overlap for gapless as shown on the link then position as you want)
Audacity will do it. You probably mistakenly joined both of them at the same start point so that what you got was an overlay of the two tracks together.
However, there is a better way. As you're using GNU/Linux, I would install a command line tool called ffmpeg which can do many, many things including this:
How to concatenate files from the command line: http://trac.ffmpeg.org/wiki/Concatenate
However, there is a better way. As you're using GNU/Linux, I would install a command line tool called ffmpeg which can do many, many things including this:
How to concatenate files from the command line: http://trac.ffmpeg.org/wiki/Concatenate
