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- wav-files-convert: Convert MP3, FLAC, OGG, M4A, AAC, WMA, AIFF, AU, MP2 to WAV
- wav-files-augment: Create modified audio by adding noise, shifting pitch for WAV files
- wav-files-spectrogram: Generate visual spectrogram images from audio for WAV files
- wav-files-normalize: Adjust audio to a target peak or integrated loudness (LUFS) of WAV files
- wav-files-format: Standardize sample rate, bit depth, and channels of WAV files
- wav-files-validate: Validate file integrity of WAV files in a folder
- wav-files-concat: Concatenate audio files into one file
- wav-files-chunker: Chunk WAV files into smaller pieces
- wav-files-ss: Speech Separation (using WebRTC VAD) for WAV files
- wav-files-filter: Filter audios by their length
- wav-files-stats: Calculate statistics of a folder with WAV files
- wav-files-trim: Automatically detect and trim silence from the start/end of WAV files, with optional threshold settings
- wav-files-denoise: Apply noise reduction tool nnnoiseless to remove background noise from WAV files
- wav-files-denoise-api: Apply noise reduction API to remove background noise from WAV files
- wav-files-vad-api: Extract speech using an API that performs Voice Speech Detection for WAV files
- wav-files-tempo: Adjust playback speed/tempo of WAV files without altering pitch (using time-stretching algorithms like WSOLA)
- wav-files-mix: Overlay or blend multiple WAV files into a single output, with volume balancing and channel mapping (e.g., stereo mixdown)
- wav-files-echo: Add echo, reverb, or chorus effects to WAV files using delay-based DSP parameters (e.g., decay time, wet/dry mix)
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- wav-files-eq: Apply equalization filters to boost/cut specific frequency bands in WAV files. Why? Builds on spectrogram visualization for targeted audio shaping; useful for mastering or voice enhancement.
- wav-files-compress: Apply dynamic range compression to even out loud/soft parts in WAV files, with adjustable ratio/threshold. Why? Pairs with normalization for professional loudness control; prevents clipping in mixed or concatenated files.
- wav-files-metadata: Edit or extract embedded metadata (e.g., artist, title, comments) in WAV files using RIFF chunks. Why? Fills a gap in file handling; integrates with stats and validation for better organization in folders.
- wav-files-waveform: Generate static waveform plot images (PNG/SVG) from WAV files, with customizable styles. Why? Expands visualization beyond spectrograms; quick for previews or reports alongside stats.
- wav-files-fft: Compute and export Fast Fourier Transform (FFT) data as text/CSV for frequency analysis of WAV files. Why? Deeper dive beyond spectrograms for quantitative spectral insights; supports research or automated quality checks.
- Yehor Smoliakov (contact: [email protected])
@software{Smoliakov_Wav_Files_Toolkit_2025,
author = {Smoliakov, Yehor},
month = oct,
title = {{WAV Files Toolkit}},
url = {https://github.com/RustedBytes/wav-files-toolkit},
version = {0.2.0},
year = {2025}
}