Audacity works great for such simple tasks. DBPoweramp also can
remove silences in files as a DSP plugin. Of course, there's Sound
Forge, which is up to version 12.5, but that costs $500 last time I
checked. Ironically, the baby versions of Sound Forge, such as
Studio, are much more accessible than Sound Forge Pro. There are
progress bars and the plugin interfaces use standard controls. But
there's no way to get the audio restoration plugins installed with
the light versions.
Regards,
Orlando
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