Audacity might do that.
Dafydd.
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Dear Dafydd:
Thank you for your kind and prompt help. What DAW is suitable for beginers ?
The Best For You,
Charles
Ableton live lite 9 is free and quite easy to use. You can drop an intro into a seperate track or a countdown anywhere within your track. This is how it works. You make track one your "intro" track,
insert your intro ie click track, snare, or metronome to the length you wish.
Add your own track on track two positioning it at the end of the intro track on track one. When you press play the the both tracks will play. So you'll get your intro and then your track will kick in.
Hope that makes sense. Here's a link to Ableton and good luck.
https://www.ableton.com/en/products/live-lite/
Dafydd.
Dear Dafydd:
Thank you very much for your Great Support and Kind Help !!! You are a very Valuable member of this blog.
God Bless You,
Charles
Please continue in this thread.
Dafydd.
Dear Bob:
Thank you very much for your kind and prompt reply. The splyce app it's exactly what I was looking for. The second part of your reply it's related with command lines and scripts. Please, let me know of what software are you talking about ?
My Best Greetings !!
Charles
Is too numerous to get into. Many of today's computer owners do not want any app without a GUI so these may not be for a lot of folk.
LAME is for encoding. Not for length, trimming.
http://lame.cvs.sourceforge.net/viewvc/lame/lame/USAGE
SOX is for trimming. Read:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/12562023/trim-audio-files-with-sox-in-milliseconds
Bob
PS. There are many other command line titles lending themselves to automation.