On 2016-09-22 17:19, Bob S wrote: > It seems like this might be from raising a low-volume sound way up, > but I don’t really know why it would need to do that. I have like a > hundred little tracks being mixed together, and they are all mostly > silence except for the part in each one where the sound effect plays. > Anyone have a suggestion for how to fix that? When you say 'silence' do you mean no signal at all, so if you looked at it in a waveform editor there would be no waveform at all, or do you just mean very quiet (ie a small waveform)? What does the output of sox, with the stat and stats effects look like for these files? If you trim out one of the sections that you think is silent, what do stat & stats say about such a section? What do stat & stats say about one of the result file's meant-to-be silent sections? Personally rather than trying to do the whole thing in one command, I'd suggest you try working in changing the level of just one or two of the small files, and examine them then with stat & stats. Then look at the file you get if you mix those two files together, and see if you can see what levels are changing. -- Jeremy Nicoll - my opinions are my own ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ _______________________________________________ Sox-users mailing list Sox-users@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/sox-users
