"Toby" wrote in message
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Can anyone recommend a commandline EQ tool?
The kind of functionality I am after is
c:\ eqtool.exe -inputfile.wav -frequency -Q -gain -outputfile.wav
(just an example)
...in order to batch EQ a bunch of wavs from the command line.
Not a command line, but Goldwave does have a batch processing option. You
can set up a chain of effects(including parametric EQ, high/lowpass filters,
compressor, what have you - including DirectX plug-ins), build up a list of
files, and have Goldwave apply the effects to the files.
Below is an extract of the Goldwave help entry for batch processing:
Goldwave is shareware, downloadable from
www.goldwave.com; if you like it,
it costs 55 canadian dollars.
Tim
"If you want to apply effects or editing to a group of files, use this tab
to add a set of effects, edits, or chains to the list. If no effect
processing is required, make sure you remove all effects by using the Remove
All button on this tab. To remove a single effect from the list, select the
effect and use the Remove button. You can change the order of processing by
dragging and dropping items within the list.
"To add an effect, use the Add Effect button. You'll be presented with a
tree list of all effects available and their presets. Select the preset you
want to use. Effect chains can be added by using the Add Chain button.
"If you require different effect settings, you'll need to use the Effect
menu or the Effect Chain Editor tool to create a preset or chain with the
settings you require."
Command line EQ/Filter tool
Linear Mode
