Tag Archives: concatenation

Tonbandfetzen ~ Audio From Plain Text

Posted by tom2tec on

Tonbandfetzen is a collection of command-line tools that allow you to compose music based on audio fragments generated from plain text input. It contains:

  • tz mel – generate sound fragments from plain text
  • tz guitar – read guitar tablature
  • tz stick – concatenate audio data
  • tz stack – superimpose audio data
  • tz stretch – rescale audio data
  • tz repeat – loop audio data
  • tz trim – strip leading and trailing silence
  • tz mono – unzip audio channels
  • tz harmonics – show spectra of wave samples
  • tz inspect – show information on audio file
  • tz riff2aiff – convert .wav(e) into .aif(f) files
  • tz aiff2riff – convert .aif(f) into .wav(e) files
  • tz tag – add ID3v2 metadata to .wav(e) files
  • tz play – generate and play sound fragments

github.com/janberges/Tonbandfetzen

WaveCat ~ Combines Multiple WAV Files

Posted by tom2tec on

Joins one or more WAV files together. If you rip a five CD book on tape, you’ll have a cluttered mess of about sixty audio files. WaveCat can turn your sixty files into one convenient large wav file. Suggestion: CDex –> WaveCat –> WinLame –> Single MP3 file.

Feature

  • Concatenates multiple Wav files into one large file.
sourceforge.net/projects/wavecat

musiCutter ~ mp3 Splitter

Posted by tom2tec on

musiCutter is mp3 and ogg vorbis joiner / cutter (without need to decode and reencode)

Features:

  • supported formats: all MPEG audio versions and all layers (except freeformat mp3 files)
  • OGG Vorbis
  • works correctly with VBR mp3 files
  • can produce frame statistics for mp3 file
  • can handle practically unlimited file size
  • cut points can be imported from:
    • CUE sheet
    • XMCD file
    • plain text file

musicutter.szm.com

MergeMP3 ~ Combine mp3s For Free

Posted by tom2tec on

It is often necessary to merge multiple sound files into one recording. This need may arise for various reasons: merge ripped CD tracks into one, combine multiple chapters of an audiobook, etc. There are many great programs to achieve this, but very few of them are actually free. I’ve discovered that while all of these programs perform the task well, they also contain lots of other features, making them too complicated for the tasks. This is why when I needed the plain vanilla merging utility, I could not find one that was free – and decided to write one myself. The added benefit of writing one myself, of course, is that it has exactly the features I need – and none that I don’t. When it was done – I decided to give it away for free – to alleviate some of the pains I had.

Features:

  • Merge as many files as you like – no limitations by size, length, or number.
  • Sort files to be merged by filename (with or without directory), date/time or size.
  • Optionally write ID3v1 and ID3v2 tags into the merged MP3 file.
  • Optionally write VBR frame into the merged file – useful when merging files with different bitrates.
  • View detailed information about MP3 files to be merged, including MPEG header information and ID3v1 and ID3v2 information.
  • Choose to use ID3 tag from any of the files to be merged to write into the target file.
  • Display an image embedded into the MP3 files.
  • Play MP3 files from the list to be merged.
  • No complicated installation – simply unzip the program and run from any directory.
  • Very intuitive interface.
  • Very fast merge speed.
  • It’s absolutely FREE!

www.shchuka.com/software/mergemp3