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LoopAuditioneer includes several Batch Processing options that list detailed information, such as “List existing pitch info in file(s).” Currently, the output is presented as a text-based, per-file listing, for example:
036-C.wav
Existing MIDINote = 37
MIDIPitchFraction (in cents) = 11.81
Resulting Frequency = 69.77
To raise in ODF: Pipe999PitchTuning=88.193990
To lower in ODF Pipe999PitchTuning=-11.806010
It would be very useful if this information could optionally be exported in a structured table format, such as CSV. A tabular export would make it easier to analyze, sort, compare, and process the data in external tools (e.g., spreadsheets or scripts), especially when working with large sample sets.
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LoopAuditioneer includes several Batch Processing options that list detailed information, such as “List existing pitch info in file(s).” Currently, the output is presented as a text-based, per-file listing, for example:
It would be very useful if this information could optionally be exported in a structured table format, such as CSV. A tabular export would make it easier to analyze, sort, compare, and process the data in external tools (e.g., spreadsheets or scripts), especially when working with large sample sets.
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