Hello, a few weeks ago, Larry asked about how to merge two .wav files which were each side of a cassette. He got several suggestions, and all valid, and these were things I did, like combining the files by the copy and paste method in Sound Forge. However, I'm going to be recieving a large amount of live concert recordings in .shn format, and it will be in individual tracks. I'd use my .shn to .wav converter, but then I'd have the time-consuming task of loading each track into Sound Forge and copying them into one master file for retracking. I hoped there was a better way, and it arrives in the form of a tool which will combine .wav or .mp3 files into one file. It costs $19.95, and lets you join ten times before the demo expires. It's a little tricky to get going, but nothing you can't do if you know how to manipulate your mouse cursor a little bit. It took me about fifteen minutes to get the hang of it's layout. This is just one of the tools available from www.Splitter-Joiner.com Note the hyphen in there. Anyhow, it's worth the $20 I will be paying for it when my audio projects come up, so I thought I'd pass it on for the archives, if not belatedly to Larry's question of three weeks ago. Thanks a lot. Matthew
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