Re: combining 2 wave files

[Bruce Toews]

Load the first file. Then load the second, and copy its entire contents 
into the clipboard. Close the second file, which will take you back to the 
first file. Use control+e to paste the contents of the clipboard (the 
second file) at the end of the first. Hope this helps.

Bruce
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On Tue, 29 Mar 2005, Larry N wrote:
Hi everyone. Recently on this list someone asked about using GoldWave to 
splitt one file into several. My situation is the exact opposite. I have 2 
spoken word wave files, each representing one side of a cassette. I now need 
to combine them into one wave file using GoldWave. Can someone suggest a 
method of doing this seamlessly? Eventually the files will be in MP3 format, 
so if it's easier to split the files as MP3s, that would be fine as well. The 
important aspect is that the 2 files end up combined.  Any thoughts on the 
best way to go about it?

Thanks for your thoughts,
Larry

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