My aim is to concatenate around 100 mp3’s into one mp3 as I cannot find an audio player for my perfectly good maxed out Ipod ios 9.3.5 that will play multiple albums without interruption. Can someone knock up or point me to a macro that will do this?
Thanks in advance,
David
I don’t think this can be done with a macro, as a macro does not allow looping.
However, you can File > Import multiple files with Audacity, then Ctrl-A, then Tracks > Align Tracks > Align End to End, then Export. I can’t say I have done this with 100 mp3s, but it should work, in principle.
First you need to ensure that the files are in alpha-numeric order (this saves having to manually order the tracks in Audacity)
Then, Import all of the files that you want to concatenate.
Then “Ctrl + A” (select All)
Then “Tracks menu > Align Tracks > Align End to End”
and finally, Export.
(now why didn’t I think of that? 
)
I had an unfair advantage - Align End to End was one of the features that I wrote 
Many thanks for your help. I didn’t want the huge file to loop btw.
David
I didn’t want the huge file to loop
Not having the music loop, having the Macro loop. Open a music file > Now do it again > Now do it again > Now do it again…
Macros can’t make decisions so it will never know when to stop.
Koz