Robert Heller wrote:
At 03 Nov 2006 15:29:40 -0600 wrote:
Greetings,
I'm in the hunt for Linux-based command line tools that might conspire
to automate this process.
concatenate a string of WAV files
cat a.wav b.wav ab.wav
Not sufficient, since you need to deal with the headers. I think something
out of Cook's audio toolbox will let you turn the wav into a raw data file
that you can cat with other raw data files, then turn back into a .wav.
tail -c +56 will strip the header off the .wav file, and you could proabably
do some trick with that... if you were SURE all the files had the same word
length, you could do
tail -c +56 b.wav a.wav
tail -c +56 c.wav a.wav
--scott
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