Phil,

You can mix two files together.  Go to the end of the first file, and put a 
start marker just before the end of the first file.  Now, control-tab to 
another file which you already have that you want to append to the first file. 
Control-C to copy it to the clipboard.

Now, control-tab back to your final mix where you want to add the file.  You 
have already set the start marker near the end of the file.  Control-M will 
mix that file into the first one starting at that point.

A second way to mix files is by using the file cross-fader.  Copy the second 
file with control-c to the clipboard.  Go to the goldwav edit menu and hit f 
for cross-fade.  The combo box is a duration of the fade, you can set a 
default like 1 second, ten seconds, or manually enter a number. The next set 
of radio buttons tells where to put the cross-fade; beginning will paste the 
new file in front of the open file; end will put it at the end.  The next set 
of two groups of radio buttons tells what type of fade to have: none, linear 
or logarithmic.  The first set deals with the new file you are pasting in, the 
second set acts on the open file.  Assuming you don't want any faade-in or 
out, you'd select none for both.  A linear fade is gradual, a logarithmic fade 
will proceed like a logarithmic curve, starting out imperceptibly and 
increasing quickly at th3e end.

HTH, K8SP
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Phil Scovell" <[log in to unmask]>
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Sent: Friday, September 18, 2009 9:55 PM
Subject: Off Topic: Gold Wave Question


Can anyone using gold wave, in short, tell me how you join multiple audio
files together or tell me what it is under in the manual or what lesson it
might be in with the gold wave MP3 tutorials?  Off line replies are fine.

Phil.
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