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join wav-files with silence

Hi all,

I have about 250 wav files each one about two seconds long.
No problem to join them in foobar, but I want to do so leaving
about one second silence between each "track".
I know "wav joiner" is supposed to do that - but isn't there a free alternative?
Is is possible to do that with foobar?

Thanks a lot!

join wav-files with silence

Reply #2 –
Quote from: dv1989 on
http://wiki.hydrogenaudio.org/index.php?ti...nager_pause.png
Activate this DSP, load up all your files, and run the conversion. That should do it! I'd previously written a mess about how you may be able to do it with SoX, but let's see if this infinitely simpler method works first.


Apparantly this DSP fell out of place. See also here: http://www.hydrogenaudio.org/forums/index....showtopic=78455

I found a work-around using some different programs. (It was quite urgent.)

Thank you for you help though!

Kind regards!

join wav-files with silence

Reply #3 –
Quote from: delacroix on
I found a work-around using some different programs. (It was quite urgent.)

It would have been more useful for others if you have also explained the workaround.

My advice would have been to use J. River Media Jukebox or Media Center (Jukebox is free) as follows:
- Drag & drop the files to Playing Now.
- Set the playback mode settings: Switch tracks: Gapped 1s, Output mode: Disk Writer (in the single file mode) and select to output file location.
- Play the Playing Now list (it'll create a continuous wave file as fast as it can decode the source files.)

EDIT

I forgot this:
- Set volume to maximum and disable other track transition effects and any possibly enabled DSP options if you want to create bit perfect output. However, if all files are not of the same sample rate, bit depth, and/or channel mode set the desired values in the DSP settings (these values cannot vary inside the single output file).