sox:tldr:191ef
sox: Merge two audio files into one.
$ sox -m ${input_audiofile1} ${input_audiofile2} ${output_audiofile}
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This command uses a tool called "SoX" (Sound eXchange) to mix two audio files together and create an output audio file.
The specific options and arguments used in the command are as follows:
-m: This option tells SoX to perform audio mixing.${input_audiofile1}and${input_audiofile2}: These are variables representing the paths to the two input audio files that you want to mix together. You need to replace${input_audiofile1}and${input_audiofile2}with the actual paths to your audio files.${output_audiofile}: This is a variable representing the path where you want to save the output audio file. You need to replace${output_audiofile}with the desired location and name for your output file.
Overall, this command takes the two input audio files, mixes them together using SoX's mixing capability, and saves the resulting audio to the specified output file.
This explanation was created by an AI. In most cases those are correct. But please always be careful and
never run a command you are not sure if it is safe.