Hello,
I’m new to WaveLab Pro 13 (Windows) and I’m trying to analyze the loudness of multiple WAV files and generate an exportable text report.
My first thought was to use the Batch Processor, but I only managed to do it by opening all the files in the Audio File workspace and then running Analysis > Tools > Loudness.
This works, but it’s not very practical when dealing with a large number of files.
I’ve searched the manual without success, am I missing something in the Batch Processor, or is this the correct workflow for generating loudness reports for multiple files?
Thank you in advance for your help and for any replies.
In the batch processor use the Audio Analyzer plug-in. This includes an option to merge the results in a global report and open the global report after the batch process.
or
On the Analyze ribbon for the Audio editor or Montage, click on the ‘Loudness’ icon. This opens a window allowing you to analyze multiple audio files or clips in various ways. The results are included in rows for each file / clip. After analysis you can export the result as a PDF, text file etc.
Thanks a lot,
I found it in “Monopass Plug-ins/Audio Analyzer”