Hi guys,

I cannot interact directly on the mailing list for some reason and had 
to post my question via email.

I have just installed SoX and upon running it I only get a back window 
appearing momentarily and then vanishes. Consider me a complete noob and 
treat me with some patience.

I need to combine several mono wav samples to corresponding stereo 
files. I am running Windows 10 not linux. The files are in folder and 
named as as follows:

Basson16L
....rel00150
........036-C
........037-C#
........038-D
........etc
....rel00600
........036-C
........037-C#
........038-D
........etc
....rel99999
........036-C
........037-C#
........038-D
........etc
036-C
037-C#
038-D
etc


Basson16R
....rel00150
........036-C
........037-C#
........038-D
........etc
....rel00600
........036-C
........037-C#
........038-D
........etc
....rel99999
........036-C
........037-C#
........038-D
........etc
036-C
037-C#
038-D
etc

Each subfolder has similarly names files as shown.

I need to merge corresponding lefts and rights to output as new stereo 
files in new folders bearing the original name of the instrument (organ 
stop in this case) and subfolders and I want to ensure the appropriate 
files are merged together. Identical names exist in the subfolders that 
bear the release/ tail of a wave profile because each must correspond to 
the corresponding main file when eventually played in the appropriate 
software. Those of you who may have processed sound files for jOrgan, 
GrandOrgue or Hauptwerk know what I am talking about.

How do I get to use SoX for this exercise. Total files I need to process 
run into 2000+ mono files x 2 to get 2000+ stereo files. That's a lot to 
process manually!!!

I hope that loops and markers (cues) are not erased in the process!!!

Regards
Mark
(marcusfb(at)gmail.com)




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