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From: Chris B. <ch...@cn...> - 2008-01-09 03:16:45
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There is no single effect in SoX to do this but it contains enough building blocks to get it done. Please see http://sox.sourceforge.net/Docs/Scripts for some sample script (crossfade_cat.sh) that will do cross fading and result in a single file. You can do this multiple times to keep appending and cross fading new files to the end. Chris Britton Kerin wrote: > I'd like to do a simple cross fade of two wav files (or raw, I > don't care since I have lovely sox to convert back later :). > > Ultimately I'd like to batch cross-fade many files together > into a single huge wav. > > Can some sox effect be used to do this? > > If not, is there a simple (hopefully command line) tool to > do this for a given crossover length that someone knows > about? I'm guess ecasound can so it somehow but to be > honest ecasound intimidates me a bit. Any recipe would be > most welcome. > > Finally, if the above are tricky or involve a learning curve > for an app, its tempting to do this myself. Would you just > use to triangular ramps with knees at the same point, or > do you have to do something logarithmic? > > Thanks, > Britton > > \ers > |