Right, but first you have to install sox. So if the files are already on
your desktop you could just do
cd ~/Desktop
first and then run the command to combine the files. Sox can do full
audio manipulation all through the command line.
CB
On 4/30/14, 7:30 PM, Traci Duncan wrote:
Interesting. I would just type that into Terminal? I take it those 3 mp3
files are the full address location? If I had 2 files on my desktop, combine
then, and the output file would land on my desktop?
Traci
On Apr 30, 2014, at 1:10 PM, 'Chris Blouch' via MacVisionaries
<[email protected]> wrote:
If you don't mind using MacPorts and terminal, sox will do it. The command to
concatenate the audio files would be:
sox Afile.mp3 BFile.mp3 OutputFile.mp3
CB
On 4/18/14, 6:21 PM, Traci Duncan wrote:
Hello all,
I open to using either audacity or garage band. The problem is, I can't figure
out this task with either one.
Let's say you have song A and song B. You have edited both of these songs to
just how you want them, but now you want them to play back to back, as if they
have become song C. I don't want them to play over each other, rather right
after another, as one track.
In both programs, the songs play atop each other.
Suggestions? Assistance please. :)
Thanks,
Traci
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