On Oct 15 15:27:56, sox-users@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote: > I'm trying to combine a large amount of files into one single file and > wondered if someone could lend a hand. I have individual folders of 90 > 1-minute files in .wav and want to merge them into one 90-channel file. sox -M *.wav out.wav > for file in /dir > do > sox --combine merge *.WAV >> merged.wav > done That doesn't make any sense. > I'm getting some unexpected behaviour, it creates the file "merged.wav" but > does not write anything into it. It is the last file in the list where all > the files are combined, overwriting the contents of that file, as it becomes > a 89 channel file and not 90. Of course: sox --combine merge *.WAV merges all the given files (arguments) into the last argument. _______________________________________________ Sox-users mailing list Sox-users@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/sox-users
