hey all.

i have a recording of a broadcast about 2hrs long, with a bunch of songs and comercials. i want to just cut out some commercials, and name/export the songs individually so they'll play in a playlist in my media player. it was originally recorded into Audacity, using the (internal) L/R of the laptop as the source, ie 'what u hear' option.

Hello there audiophiles.

I am looking to get your take on a little problem I am having.

I need to convert 500 wavs. to MP3 format and look for a software. I tried the Sound Forge batch converter but it only allows bitrates up to 128 and I need 256 minimum.

Any ideas?

I have a need to insert an audio watermark (basically an audio file repeating the name of the company) into thousands of audio files. I'm having a hard time finding software that can streamline this batch process. I basically need to merge a single audio file with thousands of others keeping in mind that the lengths of the audio files vary from 7 seconds to around 10 minutes.

Looking for info on how to import 20 files, and Batch edit to trim time to say 2:37, and have them auto save in another directory batch renamed such as Filename_2.37

Im stumped. Yes, its an ongoing thing, and would love a batch setup for this, rather than having to manually edit everything.

Thanks

I have several batches of short spoken sound clips, all from the same
speaker, but done at different times. I am looking for a software program
that can adjust the eq and volume so they match a reference clip, in batch.

Anyone know of such a thing? Thanks.
fred
san rafael, ca

So as many of you know, I do not run on Pro Tools. I got a session to mix recently, and I was wondering if there is a way to batch mixdown (as in mixdown all at once) each individual track, to save time. Rather than highlight each track, or solo each track and click bounce to disc.

Hey all,
I have about 50 wav samples that all need the exact same edit.
The samples hit slightly behind the beat, and I'm looking to delete this empty space on all files at once (same edit).
I have wavelab 6 and there doesn't seem to be a way to batch this.. any suggestions?
Thanks

I'm finally getting around to ripping all my CDs to my PC. I'm ripping them to lossless WMA and want to make two MP3 "mirrors" of the lossless files - likely 96kbps and 256kbps.

I'm hoping I can end up with 3 directories at the same level

lossless
96mp3
256mp3

i have a lot of audio i need to convert from 44k to 22k. anyone have any recommendations?