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[tc4b]

I have a noisy guitar amp, lots of hum, but too much work to do in not enough time to address the hum issue right now, so what I do is meticulously chop up my guitar parts to remove all silence (well, hum actually) between phrases, and sometimes notes. It's pretty quick, actually, and sounds nice.

However, one I chop the shit out of a guitar track, is there some way I can merge them with only absolute silence between, so I'm looking at one big stripe instead of what looks like a roll of lifesavers? Right now I just using the 'group' function, but I was wondering if there was something like 'merge' or something. Seems like I remember something like that in the OLD cooledit se software I got with my Echo Darla way back when.

Thanks for any help.

 

[RAMI]

There may be other ways, but why don't you just render that track. It will then be one long track again.

 

[RAMI]

Also, remember that when you render it, don't give it the same name. That causes weird stuff to happen.

 

[d.bop]

No need to render it.

1.) Right-Click + Drag to lasso select your items. (or CTRL + Click)
2.) Right-click -> "Glue Selected Items"

 

[RAMI]

No need to render it.

1.) Right-Click + Drag to lasso select your items. (or CTRL + Click)
2.) Right-click -> "Glue Selected Items"

Awesome. I thought there might be a better way than what I suggested. Thanx.

 

[Rokket]

Or why not just run a noise gate on the track so you don't have to cut the shit out of it?

 

[pipelineaudio]

because most noisegates won't do a very good job of discriminating the good stuff from the bad when it comes to guitar parts

With ReaGate though, you can use the hysteresis control and get a bit closer

 

[theCKWilliams]

any kind of noise gate may be of help. i do like Reagate. if that doesn't help, i say jus bear down and fix the amp... or get a modeler.

or, if the work isn't tedious enough to be bothersome to you, keep on doing it. whatever works for you, mang.