[Hidden-tech] Linux or Mac audio commands for .wav files

[Gyepi SAM]

On Mon, Jun 11, 2007 at 10:21:56AM -0400, Matthew Crocker wrote:
>  I have a bunch of .wav files I need to stitch together to form a  
> new wave file.
> Example
> 
> Menu1.wav + Menu2.wav + Menu3.wav + Menu4.wav = Menu.wav  = Menu.711  
> & Menu.729
> Anyone know of an app on either OS X or Linux that will do the trick?

Not exactly sure how to read your example, but on Linux, the 'sox' program
can do all sorts of audio manipulation. For example, the command

 sox Menu1.wav Menu2.wav Menu3.wav Menu4.wav Menu.wav

concatenates the contents of the numbered files into the Menu.wav file.
It's possible (in addition to other spindling and folding methods) to
add or remove delays in the result as well

There's also a graphical program, 'audacity', that's also similarly useful
and is a bit friendlier (but not necessarily faster) if you don't manipulate sound all day.

-Gyepi