Batch Array: Sample Pack Finisher.

Your entire sample pack workflow. One extension. No more bouncing from app to app, Mac to PC, or Mac to older Mac just to format your packs properly. https://arraysounds.com/pages/batch-array This solves a real-world problem I've dealt with forever. As an Ableton user for years, making packs for ACID and Logic meant a ridiculous workflow — I'd create and cut sounds in Ableton, then move everything to a PC running an old version of Sound Forge that still has the batch converter just to add basic metadata. Then I'd bring everything into ACID to ACIDize. Then put it all on a thumb drive, walk it over to an old Mac running Snow Leopard — the last OS that included Apple Loops Utility — and Apple Loop everything there. Then put the new files back on a thumb drive and check in Logic that all the metadata actually stuck. Not anymore. Batch Array lets you ACIDize WAVs and tag Apple Loops without ever leaving Ableton. You can tag a single track or batch process entire folders. I've tested and verified — ACID metadata sticks, Apple Loops metadata sticks, everything reads correctly in their target DAWs. And because this is Batch Array — meaning it handles a bunch of things — we also added a chopper that slices audio on downbeats or grid divisions and lets you extract straight to Drum Rack. On top of that it includes a normalizer, denoiser, click and pop remover, and auto fade-ins/outs. If you're a sample pack creator who actually formats packs properly for distribution, I think t

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