Waveform Concatenation

Waveform concatenation is a technique used in audio processing where different segments of sound waves (waveforms) are joined together to create a longer, continuous audio track. This method allows for the blending of various sounds, like musical notes or spoken words, to produce smooth transitions and composite audio that maintains a natural flow. It's commonly employed in speech synthesis, music production, and sound design, enabling the creation of rich, dynamic audio experiences by combining short sound clips into a cohesive whole.