How to Batch Process Audio Files

Are you a music fan that has collected tons of songs in various formats and wants to sync them to your MP3 player, but finds some songs can't work on your player? In this case, you need to find a program to convert all of them to the format that compatible with your player. AV Audio Editor is the right solution. The program provides you with one of the most stable and comprehensive multi formats audio converter that allows you to apply the same operations to a whole list of file, adding audio effects, for example, while converting them to another format. The batch processing greatly saves you precious time. Download and install AV Audio Editor to have a try.

Step 1. Activate Batch Converter

Launch AV Audio Editor. Click the "Tools" tab, then the "Batch Converter" button. The batch converter window pops up.

Step 2. Input Audio Files

Now you can add audio files to the conversion list. You may use "Add File" to directly add sound files or "Add Folder" to input all the sound files in a folder. If you want to delete a file just select it and click "Remove" button. Click "Next" to continue.

Step 3. Add Audio Effects

Click the "Add" button and there is an "Add Command" window including many audio effects such as Amplify, Echo, Reverb and so on. Select one as needed and click "Add". You are allowed to remove the effect and make a setting with the desired effect. Then click "Next" to proceed further.

Step 4. Specify Output Settings

Select the output format and folder. In “Output File Format" you can choose the same file format as loaded or choose a file format from WAV, MP3, OGG and WMA. Format Settings allows you to make a quick preset or specify settings to the audio quality; In "Output Folder" you can choose the same folder as loaded or save it to the folder you want. The program will automatically rename the output files to distinguish it from the original files of the same format. Finally, click "Finish" to start conversion. When the progress is finished, the effect you specified would be applied to each file in the batch.