sox/git/sox.1

225 precedence and as given or available:
234 precedence and as given or available:
414 option may be given to override automatic dithering.  To invoke
440 level below the maximum possible level for the given representation.
490 given to form the output file.
502 more input files must be given and will be mixed together to form the
510 more input files must be given and will be merged together to form the
536 option (below) which can be given for one or more input files. If it is
537 given for only some of the input files then the others receive no volume
549 performed.  In this case, if manual volume adjustments are not given,
644 below) must also be given.
648 the given program's standard output (stdout) be used as an input file.
660 (and perhaps other format options) will need to be given, preceding the input
680 the given sample rate option will be applied to all three vox files.
743 might best be used for things (such as in the given example) that reflect the
786 if both are given).
795 given for the output file.  This is the default behaviour.
861 Only if given as the first parameter to
871 option can be given to enable its use in helping to detect audio file types.
875 If the \fB\-\-multi\-threaded\fR option is given however then SoX
885 given for the output file.
913 Optionally, the audio can be normalized to a given level (usually)
937 is not given), run in a mode that can be used, in conjunction with the
940 For the first given effect that supports the selected plotting program,
953 Run in `repeatable' mode.  When this option is given, where
1013 Specify that any temporary files should be created in the given
1064 Override an (incorrect) audio length given in an audio file's header. If
1065 this option is given then SoX will keep reading audio until it reaches
1074 negative number is given then in addition to the volume adjustment,
1106 not given), the output encoding size will (providing it is supported
1141 of channels in the audio signal to the number given.  For
1203 e.g. `unsigned-integer' can be given as `un', but not `u' (ambiguous
1225 By default (i.e. if this option is not given), the output encoding
1265 rate of the audio signal to the given value.  For example, the
1274 options to be given, and allows the effects to be ordered arbitrarily.
1280 determined from a given filename extension.  For example:
1310 self-describing files.  A given endian-setting option may be ignored
1361 is not given. To specify that no comment should be stored in the output file,
1371 this option is not given then a default compression factor will apply.
1628 Each given triple: \fIstart-position\fB,\fIcents\fB,\fIend-position\fR
1661 Apply a biquad IIR filter with the given coefficients. Where b* and a* are
1670 the audio signal to the given number
1679 Alternatively, if this effect is given explicitly, then SoX's
1681 option need not be given.  For example, the following two commands are
1775 transfer function meet will be rounded by the amount given.
1871 The given \fIdcshift\fR value is a floating point number in the range
1936 Delay one or more audio channels such that they start at the given
2005 option is not given, then the pseudo-random number generator used to
2043 Each given
2110 can be given several times, each with a different central frequency.
2128 to full volume over the time given as \fIfade-in-length\fR.  Specify 0 if
2156 Use SoX's FFT convolution engine with given FIR filter
2158 If a single argument is given then this is treated as the name of a file
2160 `#' comments).  If the given filename is `\-', or if no argument is
2161 given, then the coefficients are read from the `standard input' (stdin);
2162 otherwise, coefficients may be given on the command line.
2233 is used to adjust the signal power level by the given number of dB:
2239 Given the
2287 to the effect that the audio is normalised to a given level below 0dB.
2344 can be given to automatically invoke \fBgain \-h\fR and \fBgain \-r\fR.
2415 loudness.  The gain is adjusted by the given
2420 level may be given if the original audio has been equalised for some
2424 value is not given.
2444 frequency for that band is given by \fIcrossover-freq\fR; these can be
2480 if `\-' is given.  E.g.
2491 or from stdin if no \fIprofile-file\fR or if `\-' is given.  E.g.
2603 Change the audio sampling rate (i.e. resample the audio) to any given
2654 audio.  If no quality option is given, the quality level used is `high'
2666 this effect is given explicitly, then SoX's
2668 option need not be given.  For example, the following two commands are
2677 options to be given, and allows the effects to be ordered arbitrarily.
2759 option is given, then aliasing/imaging above the pass-band is allowed.  For
2766 Note that if this option is given, then
2807 channel is specified, in turn, by a given \fIout-spec\fR: a list of
2823 may be given to create a silent output channel.  For example,
2847 Custom mixing volumes can be set by following a given input channel or range
2850 followed by a volume number, the meaning of which depends on the given
2876 option however, can be given to retain the automatic scaling in this
2907 If the \fB\-p\fR option is given, then any automatic \(S1/\s-2n\s+2 scaling
2936 containing six audio channels were given, the script would produce six
2945 Repeat the entire audio \fIcount\fR times, or once if \fIcount\fR is not given.
2971 option can be given to select only the `wet' signal, thus allowing it to be
3081 given, then \fIfreqHP\fR less than \fIfreqLP\fR creates a band-pass filter,
3095 given directly with \fB\-b\fR.
3099 number of filter taps can be given directly with \fB\-n\fR.
3101 If both \fIfreqHP\fR and \fIfreqLP\fR are given, then a \fB\-t\fR or
3102 \fB\-n\fR option given to the left of the frequencies applies to both
3103 frequencies; one of these options given to the right of the frequencies
3155 the given options control the size of the spectrogram's X, Y & Z axes
3184 value of 800 pixels to a given number between 100 and 200000.
3187 X-axis pixels/second; the default is auto-calculated to fit the given
3189 given in conjunction with \fB\-d\fR, this option affects the width of
3195 may make a slight adjustment to the given number for processing
3214 power of two, so the actual total height may fall short of the given
3242 result in small PNG files.  The number given specifies the number of
3298 If `-' is given, the spectrogram will be sent to standard output
3311 This option sets the X-axis resolution such that audio with the given
3328 Start the spectrogram at the given point in the audio stream.  For
3374 may be given to select the fade envelope as half-cosine wave (the default),
3403 effect given with the position at which to perform the splice\*mthis is
3487 option would typically be given (to select an `equal power' cross-fade), and
3491 is given).  For example, if f1.wav and f2.wav are audio files
3562 option can be used to scale the input data by a given factor.
3601 where applicable, an overall figure is also given.
3635 (bits) options is given, then these three measurements will be scaled to a signed integer
3636 with the given number of bits; for example, for 16 bits, the scale would be \-32768 to +32767.
3644 option scales the three measurements by a given floating-point number.
3673 significant than the given number are fixed at zero.  The left-hand
3680 measurements is given and derived from the channel figures as follows:
3768 be given, the characteristics of which will be used to set the
3771 file' (with the special name \fB\-n\fR) is often given instead (and the
3772 length specified as a parameter to \fBsynth\fR or by another given
3797 Frequencies can also be given in `scientific' note notation, or, by
3831 option may be given to disable this behaviour.
3860 is given, then
3862 must also have been given and the generated tone will be swept between
3863 the given frequencies.  The two given frequencies must be separated by
3907 parameter is given, tree searches are used instead. This makes the effect
3981 The tremolo frequency in Hz is given by
3989 given; audio is not sent to the output until the first \fIposition\fR
4125 The amount to change the volume is given by
4127 which is interpreted, according to the given \fItype\fR, as follows: if