Edit Tab (Batch Processor)

Runs the batch process.

Interrupts the process to reduce the CPU load. You can continue the process by clicking Pause again.

Cancels the running process.

Runs all open batches sequentially. That is, a batch process starts when the previous one ends. An error does not prevent a new batch process from starting. If you stop the active process, the global process stops.

Allows you to preview the effect of the batch processor on any file of a batch. The preview includes all effects and the file format.

Sets the files with the status “Done” or “Error” to “To do”.

Sets all selected files with the status “Done” or “Error” to “To do”.

Sets the files with the status “Error” to “To do”.

Allows you to select the audio file that you want to add to the batch process.

Allows you to select the audio montage that you want to add to the batch process.

Opens the Add Files from Folder dialog, where you can add files of a specific type from a folder to the batch process.

Adds the Master Section plug-ins to the batch process.

Removes all files from the list that are not being processed.

Removes the selected files from the list that are not being processed.

Removes all files from the list that are not selected and not being processed.

Removes all files with the status “Success” from the list.

Removes all files with the status “Error” from the list.

If the files that you reference in your batch processor file have been renamed or moved to a different location, you can use the Find and Replace with options to change the file names and file locations in your batch processor list.

Allows you to select a text file that contains the file paths of the files that you want to add to your batch processor.

Exports the file paths of your batch processor list to a text file. The exported text file automatically opens in your default text editor.

Opens the XML Audio Description dialog, in which you can instruct WaveLab Pro how to understand the structure of the XML file that you want to read.