Hello Jerry,

Not so silly, Jerry. You made a correct assumption.

Visually, it's almost the same as what you'd do in PD. Which version of AudioDirector are you using? ADR4 makes the job much simpler!

Just import your WMA files & go to the MIX module.

You can lay each audio clip end to end in the same track or insert each in a separate track.

I'd better wait till you say which version you're using, because the steps are a little different in ADR3 & ADR4.

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Thanks!

You gave me enough of a clue. I was able to combine the files with only one hitch. The original files were WMAs, and had artist/composer/album information in them. I had hoped that when I produced the combined file, it would retain the information from the first clip; but it didn't.

I don't see any way to add those properties to a produced file. You can do it afterwards, outside of AudioDirector, but that really should be an option on the Produce screen (if the resulting format supports it).

Unfortunately, this exercise didn't solve my problem. It appears to be a glitch in Power2Go, so I'll look for a solution over there.

I'm using AudioDirector 4, by the way. Jerry Schwartz

ou may refer to this step by step guide to merge audio files together like merge MP3, AAC, WAV, M4A, AIFF, FLAC, OGG, WMA etc at [link removed]


It guide can merge audio files without reencoding or merge audio to other audio format.

It also can merge video files into one like merge MP4, AVI, WMV, MOV, MKV etc

Hello Aurelia,

Please make the forum a better place by not posting spam here. You have posted a response in an old thread with information that will not assist forum members with the question of combining & mixing audio clips in AudioDirector.

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