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Aplus WAV Joiner

Joined two or more WAV recordings (mono/stereo, 8/16-bit) into one large WAV file, with a built-in player. Developer site no longer exists.

STATUSHistorical archive
A program from the software archiveThe developer no longer offers it. This record keeps its details, with the programs you can use today.
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About Aplus WAV Joiner (archived)

Aplus WAV Joiner from Aplus Software was used to join two or more recorded WAV sound files into one large WAV file.

It was helpful when working with recording and track-splitting programs such as LP Recorder and LP Ripper and processing a large number of WAV files. There are many situations where it can be useful, including processing multiple WAV files at once. Sometimes you want to process or play several WAV files in the same way. For example, you may use a noise reduction tool to remove clicks and pops from recordings. Many noise reduction tools process only one WAV file at a time, and each file can take several minutes. By combining, joining, merging, concatenating or adding the WAV files into one, you can leave the processing unattended.

WAV Joiner combined multiple WAV recordings into one big WAV file. It supported mono and stereo, 8-bit and 16-bit WAVE files. When you need to access many WAVE files one by one for your work, merging them into one file is a time-saving, quick solution. The application also came with a built-in player to preview or hear any combined WAV file.

Status: the developer's domain (aplussofts.com) is now listed for sale on HugeDomains, so the program is no longer offered. Free audio editors such as Audacity can also join WAV files.

Key features

Join WAV filesCombine two or more recordings into one
Mono and stereo8-bit and 16-bit WAV support
Batch-friendlyOne big file for unattended processing
Built-in playerPreview the joined file
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License and price

License type
Paid
Price
About $9.90

Good and keep in mind

Good

  • Simple way to merge many recordings
  • Useful before batch noise reduction

Keep in mind

  • No longer offered – developer domain is for sale
  • Only mono/stereo 8-bit and 16-bit WAV files

Frequently asked questions

What did Aplus WAV Joiner do?
It joined two or more WAV files into one large WAV file.
Why join WAV files?
One big file can be processed unattended by tools like noise reducers that only handle one file at a time.
Which WAV formats were supported?
Mono and stereo, 8-bit and 16-bit WAV files.
Can I still get it?
No. The developer's domain is now for sale. Audacity is a free alternative that can join WAV files.