Re: [SoX-users] using synth to combine many sinewaves

[a1s2d3f4 <ana...@ho...>]

My EDIT to previous didn't get re-posted.
Here is a copy/paste:

EDIT:
Just tried doing --effects-file option.
Stuck the part that begins with synth sin 301 sin 302 ..... into this file
(test.sox.txt).

invoked the following command line.
 sox -n "fasd.wav" --effects-file "test.sox.txt"

Got an error "Cannot find an effect called "32".

Through process of trial and error I discovered that the thing fails after
my "sin 332" call.
If I delete everything after "sin 331", the command processes itself, but
anything that I have after sin 331, be it sin 332 or sin 333 or whatever,
triggers the error. (If, say, I have sin 331 followed by sin 333, then the
error is "Cannon find an effect called "33").

Any ideas? 



Ulrich Klauer-2 wrote:
> 
> ana...@ho...:
> 
>> Is there a way to stipulate the amplitude (in db or sample values) for 
>> each sine wave?
> 
> Only via remix: remix 1p-5,2p-2,... (or 1v0.8 etc. for sample values
> instead of dB). Or, of course, using gain to attenuate all sines by the
> same amount.
> 
> Ulrich
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