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Old 09-18-2002
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2 WAV files into one

How do I convert two wave files into one to get a complete song.....

(I recorded from a Korg PXR4 4 track digital and then used the PXR4 song converter)

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hmm

if i'm reading correctly, your problem is you want to know how to merge a number of tracks into one. open all the tracks in one editor at the same time putting them all in sequence and then save as one wav. or mp3. in acid pro they have a render option as well as the save as option, wich converts it to one file. hope this helps.
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