Re: multitasking

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On Thu, Oct 26, 2017 at 9:48 AM, Jan Stary <hans@xxxxxxxx> wrote:

> I understand that you need to e.g. normalize the whole thing,
> as opposed to normalizing each piece first and then concating.
> But that assumes the individual pieces are well mastered,
> e.g. the relative volume of each is what it is supposed to be.

I'm assuming it might *not* have been well mastered, and helping them out a bit.

> That's the opposite of what you said before: you have one huge file,
> so what "every file" do you mean?

It means the big file after the cat'ing, not the little ones I start with.

> And if you want to process each
> of the pieces differently

I don't.

> why do you have the one huge file?

That's the output of the whole process.

--
Glenn English

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