Audio Editors — paid against free

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Paid tools for this job are being added. The free alternatives below are ready to use.

Free to use. You run it on your own server.

They do this job.

Catalogues a music collection and corrects its tags against a public music database.

Identifies music files against the MusicBrainz database and writes the correct details into them.

It turns a sound file into a picture of itself, or into the numbers behind that picture.

A pure-Python library that reads and writes the metadata inside audio files.

Merges, splits and chapterises audiobook files from the command line.

Normalises every video to the EBU R128 loudness YouTube expects — ten minutes, and viewers stop reaching for the volume.

The C++ library that reads and writes the metadata inside audio files.

One command that splits a recording into separate voice and music tracks.

A second choice: they cover part of this job or are a building block for it.

A personal media collection, with apps, covers and resume-where-you-stopped.

A server for audiobooks and podcasts that you run yourself, with apps and saved listening positions.

Reads, measures and rewrites the video streams used by digital television, as a set of small command-line tools and a pipeline.

One job at a time: the paid tools worth paying for, the free ones you can run yourself, and who should pick which.

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