Looking for a DAW with these features

[KTlin]

I wonder how exporting each clip as an audio file, not to mention the different sample rates for each clip, is not a true cumbersome process on its own.

I didn't say different sample rates for each clip! It's for all of them.

You really think there's a DAW which is going to read your mind or something?

I'm sorry to say, but your comment is pretty stupid. You obviously didn't understand what I was talking about in my post.

[fairlyclose]

I wonder how exporting each clip as an audio file, not to mention the different sample rates for each clip, is not a true cumbersome process on its own. You really think there's a DAW which is going to read your mind or something?

I didn't say different sample rates for each clip! It's for all of them.

Reaper will do this easily- it converts different sample rates on the fly to the project sample rate automatically. There are a few different normalise functions - I have not used those as I do that in RX as part of my workflow, renaming is also pretty trivial - and you would render (selected) media items rather than tracks, either through the master bus or not.

And the demo is fully functional so you can probably get the whole thing finished and still be in demo mode

[KTlin]

I wonder how exporting each clip as an audio file, not to mention the different sample rates for each clip, is not a true cumbersome process on its own. You really think there's a DAW which is going to read your mind or something?

I didn't say different sample rates for each clip! It's for all of them.

Reaper will do this easily- it converts different sample rates on the fly to the project sample rate automatically. There are a few different normalise functions - I have not used those as I do that in RX as part of my workflow, renaming is also pretty trivial - and you would render (selected) media items rather than tracks, either through the master bus or not.

And the demo is fully functional so you can probably get the whole thing finished and still be in demo mode

Thanks fairlyclose! I'll give it a try.

[imrae]

I've been playing with the trial version of Acoustica and it seems to have a nice workflow for batches of files. Used it to normalise (to LUFS), limit and bit-depth-convert a bunch of samples. Worth a try?
Haven't tried splitting clips yet though.

In REAPER I would use region markers for all the sections to be rendered, add track effects and then render all regions as files, using either the region name or number wildcards to make sensible filenames. If some regions need special treatment then split the item and apply item FX. Create a custom action if finding something repetitive.

[Kongru]

+1 Studio One

[Michael L]

In reality I need to apply that process on tens of tracks and hundreds of clips, so I need a DAW that can make that process as simple and as fast as possible.

Consider an audio editor. One that does mastering gives many export choices. On Mac, I use DSP Quattro for those jobs. Great workflow.

[jancivil]

n/m

[KTlin]

For all of you who recommended Reaper, a big THANK YOU!
It does exactly what I needed!

Cheers!

[Biscotto]

Don’t forget the common cold!

[excuse me please]

Happy cherry picking!

[pdxindy]

For all of you who recommended Reaper, a big THANK YOU!
It does exactly what I needed!

Cheers!

Yeah... Reaper is excellent for tasks like that...

[Distorted Horizon]

For all of you who recommended Reaper, a big THANK YOU!
It does exactly what I needed!

Cheers!

Remember to support and maybe grab yourself a license

[Biscotto]

Happy cherry picking!

Soliloquy?

[excuse me please]

The OP is member since 2009, but does not know Reaper lol

[Biscotto]

The OP is member since 2009, but does not know Reaper lol

Wow, I missed that one