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Batch conversion
Batch processing lets you automate work processes. You can extend a
specific editing process from a single audio file to a list of files any size (i.e. the
"batch"). The files are then executed automatically, over night, all day, or
however you like.
Possible jobs may include:
 Normalization, volume adjustment, loudness
 Linear fading (in and out)
 All real-time cleaning and mastering effects
 Removing direct current
 Resampling/Timestretching (view page 106)
 F
ormat conversions: Bit width (8/16/24-bit), sample rate,
stereo/mono/left/right
 Save in all available export formats.
Examples of use:
 Encoding a large number of wave files into MP3 while simultaneously
adjusting volume and freshening up higher frequencies
 Loss-free conversion of wave files into FLAC to save up to 50% hard drive
space
 Correcting multiple LP recordings with incorrect speeds
 Denoising original sound tracks
The process for batch conversion is as follows:
1. In the "Source file" tab, select the files for editing.
2. In the "Effects" tab, select the required editing processes.
3. In the "Time format" tab, select the output format.
4. In the "Target files" tab, specify where and under what names the files
should be saved.