Add silence to mulitple audio files all at once.
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Add silence to mulitple audio files all at once.
I have a bunch of audio files (about 100 MP3s), and I would like to add an automatic 1.0s of silence to the end of each one. How would I go about doing this? Do I need to use the "batch"? Is there a way to do this without "the batch"?
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Gale Andrews
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Re: Add silence to mulitple audio files all at once.
Use the Trim / Extend Nyquist plugin in a Chain. See http://wiki.audacityteam.org/wiki/Downl ... g_plug-ins for how to install a Nyquist plugin.
Note that you will degrade the quality of all the MP3s by re-encoding them.
There is a "direct" MP3 editor called mp3DirectCut that does not re-encode and so does not lose quality. I don't think it can insert silence unless you create a one second silent MP3 and join the files. I also don't know if joining the same file to other files can be done as a batch.
Gale
Note that you will degrade the quality of all the MP3s by re-encoding them.
There is a "direct" MP3 editor called mp3DirectCut that does not re-encode and so does not lose quality. I don't think it can insert silence unless you create a one second silent MP3 and join the files. I also don't know if joining the same file to other files can be done as a batch.
Gale
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