At least I can use Sonoris's free ISRC editor to add my ISRCs (one album has been distributed, so I already have them). So then I try to use Audacity to write the metadata of my supposed-BWF file. So I do the same with an AIFF, still nothing, still not reading consistently between apps. Then I try opening the file with other apps, such as VLC and Audacity, to see how my metadata will be received out there in the real world on other apps/platforms. So then I add metadata with iTunes, adding publishing info, ASCAP number, genre, keywords, notes, etc. there is no way for me to tell if it's a bwf or not.
#Audacity export for itunes pro
I export a WAV file from PT12, which I assume is a bwf file, although it just says WAV in Pro Tools, which is super confusing. So I've tried this a million ways and it's not consistent. For example, if I'm placing music in a music library or sending it directly to a film/TV producer, etc. So, I want to have a folder with all audio files encoded with correct info in case I need to send actual files in emails, upload them to ppl, etc.
While I understand that my digital distributor will add metadata, ISRCs, and all other necessary encoding to the files that I distribute through them, I am trying to do sync licensing too. Hello, I am trying to get a catalog distributed and hopefully get sync placements as well.
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