Arrange or Sort .Wav files Based on Peak Volume or db

Hey, I can build your peak volume sorter in less than a day. Let me know if you want this to be a macOS or Windows app, I can do both. Cheers, Andrew Relevant Skills and Experience Worked for a long time as a software developer on multi-platform applications. Proposed Milestones $116 USD - Delivery Apart from the peak level, do you need to sort the files by anything else?

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Hi, I can complete this project using R. I will basically create a script where you only need to provide path where .wav files are stored and it will rename the files based on the decibel values. Relevant Skills and Experience I have 3+ years experience in manipulating data sets using R and Python for the purpose of analytics and ML projects. Proposed Milestones $83 USD - Complete working file I can do this in Python as well but are you ok with R?

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This looks like a relatively easy one. The WAV format is very simple, so it can be parsed directly, without needing any external tool/library. Just a question: In case of a stereo/multichannel WAV, should I blend all the channels together or keep only the loudest or the lowest channel?