Re: [SoX-users] Two inputs to one output

[Erich E. <er...@ec...>]

Hi,

yes, it should be possible. Have a look at the man page (call "man sox"
in your console) at the following:

Section "Input File Combining" (merge and/or mix)
Section "Playing & Recording Audio"
Section "FILENAMES"
Effects "repeat" and "remix"

However it seems, like repeat can only repeat a fixed number of times,
so you'll need to set it to the upper limit of the count you need.

greetings,
Erich

P.S.: A tip for someone "fairly new to linux": My experience is that
it's always a good idea to once in a while read man pages completely at
least diagonally (especially when you use the concerned tool). Then you
can ask questions in forums or mailing lists - like this one - without
suggesting you want others to think for your comfort.

Am 11.07.2015 um 06:51 schrieb isikistanbul:
> Hi,
> I just got a Raspberry pi two weeks ago and fairly new to linux. I am trying
> to use Sox on Raspberry pi2 to combine two audio inputs. One will be a wav
> file playing in loop and the second will be an usb mic not recording but
> combining to the first input. And the combined sound will be played through
> the speakers at the same time. Is it possible two merge this two different
> inputs?
> Thanks
> 
> 
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