Average RMS Output to a file -Sound Forge - Scripting

Subject:Average RMS Output to a file Posted by: RKPCM Date:6/25/2009 9:49:28 AM I am looking for someone to develop some scripts for me. I'd be happy to pay for your time. There are three pieces of information I'm looking for and this could be acquired from one or three. 1. Finding the RMS value of a track and outputting it to pipe delimited file with the file name \| RMS value. 2. Finding the in and out points of a song based on the volume. Example is a track has silence for the first 7 seconds and then starts at the 7 second mark. We would want to scan a series of tracks (batch) and output the following information to a pipe delimited file: File Name \| in point (first place volume in track is above -20 DB) \| out point (Last place volume in track is above -20 DB) Example: Bob Marley - Exodus.ogg \| 00:07:01 \| 03:48:00 3. Finding the beats in the first 10 seconds of a track and the last 10 seconds of a track and exporting that information to a pipe delimited file. For example: Bob Marley - Exodus.ogg \| 00:01:00 \| 00:01:15 \| 00:02:00 etc.. for first 10 seconds and then again for the last 10 seconds \| 03:38:00 \| 03:38:15 \| 03:39:00. The first one is the most important, followed the be the second and the third isn't really as important and will depend on the cost. Thanks for your help and I look forward to hearing back from you. Regards, RK

I am looking for someone to develop some scripts for me. I'd be happy to pay for your time. There are three pieces of information I'm looking for and this could be acquired from one or three.

1. Finding the RMS value of a track and outputting it to pipe delimited file with the file name | RMS value.

2. Finding the in and out points of a song based on the volume. Example is a track has silence for the first 7 seconds and then starts at the 7 second mark. We would want to scan a series of tracks (batch) and output the following information to a pipe delimited file: File Name | in point (first place volume in track is above -20 DB) | out point (Last place volume in track is above -20 DB)
Example: Bob Marley - Exodus.ogg | 00:07:01 | 03:48:00

3. Finding the beats in the first 10 seconds of a track and the last 10 seconds of a track and exporting that information to a pipe delimited file. For example: Bob Marley - Exodus.ogg | 00:01:00 | 00:01:15 | 00:02:00 etc.. for first 10 seconds and then again for the last 10 seconds | 03:38:00 | 03:38:15 | 03:39:00.

The first one is the most important, followed the be the second and the third isn't really as important and will depend on the cost.

Thanks for your help and I look forward to hearing back from you.

Regards,
RK