The WAV file will then be exported to a "macro output" folder according to your Preference settings (see. For example, if you want to export as WAV, use the "Export as WAV" ("ExportWav:") command. Does this make sense?Īs you've worked out, applying to "files" is the way to go, but you will need to add one of the "Export" commands at the end of the script. Every time this is done, the MP3 is supposed to degrade a bit, so I am planning on applying this only to my lossless AIFF files prior to then converting them to MP3. If the files are changed, I have no idea where the saved files are.Īny suggestions on what I should do differently?īTW, if I do this on a MP3 file, I assume Audacity extracts the MP3 to a lossless format, adjusts, and exports back to MP3. Audacity seems to run, but the volume / amplitude appears to not change (in the image, briefly before it disappears) and the files are apparently not saved as the last modified date does not change.
So I tried Apply Macro / Palette, selected my macro, selected files in a folder. I then have to Export Audio for each file, then close the file and tell Audacity not to save. I have no idea if those settings are appropriate, but it seems to work OK.
I have been opening them in Audacity and running a simple script.Ġ2 Normalize, Apply Gain = 1, Peak Level -5, RemoveDCOffset=1, StereoIndependent=0 I want to bulk normalize a bunch of AIFF files. Am running Mac OS 11.6.6 Big Sur and Audacity 2.4.2.
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