I'm trying to combine a few hundred tiny WAVs into one big file; the problem is that not to make it sound like a mess, I need to insert silence periods of about 0,5 second between every WAV. I found quite a few batch WAV joiners, but only one - a console tool named WAVGlue - can insert the silence after each file. Unfortunately, it seems to be useless, as it apparently requires that every file name be listed on the command line (which is against the whole concept of batch processing, really...), it can only insert silence periods of 1 or 2 second, and it seems to generate annoying clicks after each added WAV. Is there anything else that can do it properly?

If one of your tools does not generate clicks you might generate a silent WAV and add it between every 2 of your WAVs

You can use Samplitude, for example. Or any other audio editing software, which may create multitrack projects. But certainly, that's a long way to go with



,and it's a really weird way.

But as a result you will have what you want.

If you are doing this via a batch file I would suggest using shntool along with a silent wav file.