Re: Multiple Pipes in series - possible?

Just use /tmp as what is the difference?

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From: Brandon Lincoln Snyder<mailto:[email protected]>
Sent: 29 June 2021 12:47
To: [email protected]<mailto:[email protected]>
Subject: [SoX-users] Multiple Pipes in series - possible?


Hello everyone! New sox user here. Is it possible to run multiple pipe operations in series?



For example, instead of:

"sox"  "|'sox'   'input-audio.wav' -p  gain 0.0" "output-audio.wav"



and then



"sox"  "|'sox'   'output-audio.wav' -p  gain 0.0" "output-audio-2.wav"



is it possible to have the pipe in the first command to be in the input for the pipe in the second command? Something like:



"sox"  "|'sox'   '"|'sox'   'input-audio.wav' -p  gain 0.0"' -p  gain 0.0" "output-audio2.wav"



^this command as it is here does not work, but perhaps it is a trivial problem in my syntax.



The goal is to run many pipe operations without needing to write intermediate files.



Thanks.

best,

Brandon

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