Free multiple wave files editor software for windows

MultiWave was designed to help you create a multichannel wave file from several mono wave files MultiWave was designed to help you create a multichannel wave file from several mono wave files. MultiWave supports the WAVE_FORMAT_EXTENSIBLE format tag, which allows to store the mapping between the channels and the speakers on which they should play.
Common usages include the generation of quadriphonic and surround 5.1 files.
MultiWave lets you define multichannel configurations. From stereo to surround 7.1, including quadriphony and surround 5.1, and everything else you can imagine. Simply select a wave file for each channel, and then create the corresponding multichannel file! MultiWave processes the samples by blocks of 100 Kb, so you can use input files of virtually any size, without going out of memory.
Several options are available, to automatically select wave files for all the channels with only one click (based on file suffixes), to pad the shortest samples with silence, or to automatically save the result.

A class that is able to play waves and mpeg1 audio from resource, memory and disk via TStream class. It uses WAVE_MAPPER instead of PlaySound, so that you can play waves simultaneously.

MP3 Folders 2.0 offers you a professional program (for Windows 95 and above) that lets you treat a folder as a playlist for MP3 and WAVE files, with support for displaying and editing ID3v1 MP3 tags and WAVE audio headers. New in Version 1.1 was the ability to batch apply ID3v1 MP3 tags to multiple files at once. New in version 2.0 (released 8/7/2002) is an optional tree view of the computer's directory structure, a small window option with the ability to float above other apps, the ability to toggle between playing all files (like a playlist) and playing a single file, and repeat capability (for all files or a single file).

The Mobile Media Converter uses ffmpeg to convert MP3 / WAVE / WMA audio files to AMR files (Adaptive Multi-Rate Codec, *.amr) and vice-versa (AMR to MP3). Also, it can convert your WMV / MPEG video files to 3GPP (3rd Generation Partnership Project, *.3gp) and vice-versa (MPEG to 3GP). The program has a very easy-to-use and simple GUI (Graphical User Interface) that helps even the most amateur user. Most of the times, the only data that you must enter is the input file or just drag n drop the input file! The 3GP and AMR formats are used by mobile phones for MMS, for video and sound recordings, etc.

waveSplit will cut a single wave file in multiple waves. waveSplit will cut a single wave file in multiple waves.
It will automatically find silence to cut input wave file.
waveSplit is also pretty small, easy-to-use and simple.
Anytime you need to split a wave file, you may rely on this smart application. It will surely do its job.