Wav file merger.

Digital Punk · 25 Nov 2006 at 17:12

Does anyone know of a free app to merge a bunch of wav files together?

I have an album which I'd like to join the tracks together into one large file so I can then re-author it.

Cheers peeps.

Borden · 25 Nov 2006 at 17:15

Audacity should be able to do that fine

Digital Punk · 25 Nov 2006 at 17:28

Heh! Thanks.

I actually used that program to convert the files from mp3 to wav originally, but merging them went horribly wrong! :eek:

Can you give me some pointers.

Borden · 25 Nov 2006 at 17:48

Digital Punk said:
Heh! Thanks.

I actually used that program to convert the files from mp3 to wav originally, but merging them went horribly wrong!

Can you give me some pointers.

All i know is that it can do it!

I don't use it often. Maybe there's something else that's more suitable,.

What exactly went wrong?

Craig321 · 25 Nov 2006 at 17:50

Digital Punk said:
Heh! Thanks.

I actually used that program to convert the files from mp3 to wav originally, but merging them went horribly wrong!

Can you give me some pointers.

Just drag them in one after another

Digital Punk · 25 Nov 2006 at 18:11

Craig321 said:
Just drag them in one after another

Yeah, I got that far, but then it merged them so they all played at once.

How do I get it so the tracks are merged and play one after another?

Cheers.

Borden · 25 Nov 2006 at 18:29

Digital Punk said:
Yeah, I got that far, but then it merged them so they all played at once.

How do I get it so the tracks are merged and play one after another?

Cheers.

Did you drag them along so that they continued after the track above them?

Digital Punk · 25 Nov 2006 at 18:37

mark1 said:
Did you drag them along so that they continued after the track above them?

Yeah, but for some reason it all ended up merged together.

Anyhow, I've sorted it in a roundabout way.

The original album was bought in mp3 format, which I then converted to wav using audacity.
I found a simple to use free mp3 merger which I've used to merge all the original mp3 tracks together.
Now I've just got to use audacity to export it into a wav file again, so I can split the tracks how I want them before burning to cd.
Got there in the end, lol.

Cheers all.