Hello andrew.

22 Jan 03 02:00, you wrote to me:

 >> What do you folks use for splitting wave files. I have just spent
 >> the better part of the day recording LP's and need to split them up
 >> into single tracks.

 ac> There is a GPL program called Gramofile which can split a large .wav
 ac> file into smaller segments automatically by using the silence between
 ac> tracks.  Using it is much quicker than doing the same job manually.

If I can figure out what the best settings for splitting should be, it has 
promise, but I have 20 odd LP'sides to split, and clean-up, before putting 
onto CD-ROM, and I have my significant other to blame for the sudden work 
load, after she played a CD or two that I had done for myself.

 ac> I don't know if a 32-bit Windows port of Gramophone exists but there
 ac> is a DJGPP 32-bit DOS port which I've had running fine under Windows
 ac> 2000.  I just noticed you're using Linux though.  ;-)

I have a console version here, just don't currently have time to work out 
what would be optimum settings here for it, tho it does show promise.

 ac> Gramophone's main feature is click + pop reduction, but I don't
 ac> actually use that, instead preferring to use Sonic Foundry's "Click
 ac> and Crack Removal" DirectX plugin from within Cool Edit Pro 2.0.

Was not aware t hat one could use Sonic foundry plug-in's with CoolEdit, I 
have CoolEdit 2000 here, must try that sometime.

Russell

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