Rebuilding the same processing chain over and over
See it in action
Feature demos
Load and queue files fast
Drop files in, browse folders, and move straight into preview and processing without building a session first.
Who uses this
Mastering
Run the same chain across a full project
Dial in a chain once, then process album sequences, alternate versions, client refs, and revisions without rebuilding the session.
Keep loudness and tone decisions consistent across a release
Export masters, instrumentals, and preview versions from one preset
Game Audio
Process large asset batches without scripting from scratch
Run a saved chain across folders of assets for cleanup, loudness, tone shaping, or formatting — no custom shell scripts required.
Render folders in parallel for high-volume jobs
Use path and filename tokens to keep export trees usable
Sound Design
Turn saved chains into creative DSP systems
Build presets for pitch processing, distortion, convolution, filtering, routing, and texture design, then audition them in real time or apply them across entire asset sets.
Use native DSP and external plugins in the same graph
Inspect changes in waveform, spectrogram, and processed views
Podcast Production
Hit platform loudness specs across every episode
Build a chain with gating, compression, EQ, and LUFS normalization, then batch process full seasons to consistent delivery specs without opening a DAW.
Normalize to -16 LUFS mono or -19 LUFS stereo for podcast platforms
Apply the same cleanup chain across hundreds of episodes in parallel
Automation
Move from interactive design to repeatable render pipelines
Start in the GUI, then hand presets off to command-line jobs, scripted render sessions, or watch-folder workflows.
Use JSON render reports and fail-fast options for automation
Keep the same preset structure across manual and headless runs
Post-Production
Deliver surround stems and format conversions at scale
Convert channel formats from stereo to 7.1.4, apply convolution reverb for room matching, and batch render deliverables across hundreds of assets.
Spatial panning and channel conversion for surround deliveries up to 7.1.4
Match room acoustics across scenes with convolution reverb IR loading
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The full toolkit
Saved Signal ChainsSave the whole chain as a shareable file
Build drag-and-drop processing graphs and save them as .batchyfx files you can reopen, share, and batch-process across macOS and Windows.
preset.batchyfx -> load -> edit -> share -> batch process
Live / Processed ViewSee the rendered result before you export
Switch between Live and Processed mode to visualize the rendered waveform immediately. Inspect results in waveform or spectrogram view while you dial in the preset.
live | processed | waveform | spectrogram
Multi-Output PresetsRender masters, stems, and previews from one graph
Use multiple output nodes and per-output overrides when the same source pass needs to generate more than one deliverable for the same client or pipeline.
Master: wav Stems/*: flac Preview: mp3
Naming ControlTemplate output filenames with project and version tokens
Path and filename tokens stamp project, client, version, and deliverable context onto output files automatically.
$project/$deliverable/$filename_$version
Plugin + DSP HybridUse your go-to plugins inside the batch chain
Combine external VST3/AU processors with native DSP — EQ, dynamics, distortion, pitch shift, delay, convolution, reverb, and routing — all in the same preset.
VST3 / AU + native DSP in one preset
Loudness + DeliveryNormalize to LUFS targets and export to any format
LUFS-aware normalization, peak/RMS metering, dithering, tail rendering, and output format controls for delivery-ready exports to WAV, AIFF, FLAC, MP3, or OGG.
-14 LUFS | -1 dBTP | 16-bit dither | .wav
CLI + AutomationRun jobs without opening a GUI session
Run from scripts, remote machines, CI, or watch-folder workflows. JSON render reports, dry-run support, fail-fast, and per-output overrides for pipeline integration.
Chain pitch shifting, convolution reverb, distortion, band splitting, and filtering into presets you'd never build in a DAW. Audition them in real time on a single file, compare waveform and spectrogram views, then run the same chain across an entire asset set when you're ready.
Made by a sound designer, for sound designers
Batchy started as a personal tool — built by a working audio engineer who needed a way to batch-normalize and reformat thousands of game audio assets per milestone without rebuilding the same chains every time.
30-day refund policymacOS + Windows
Common questions
TrialWhat happens after the 30-day free trial?
After 30 days you can still open Batchy, browse presets, and view your processing chains. Batch processing and file export lock until you purchase a license. Your presets and settings are never deleted.
PluginsCan I use my existing VST3 and AU plugins?
Yes. Batchy hosts VST3 plugins on macOS and Windows, plus Audio Unit (AU) plugins on macOS. Your plugins appear in the node palette alongside Batchy's 30+ built-in processors, and you can mix both in the same graph.
SystemWhat are the system requirements?
macOS 11+ (Intel and Apple Silicon) or Windows 10/11 (64-bit). Any machine that can run a modern DAW will run Batchy comfortably. Batch processing scales across all available CPU cores.
LicenseHow many computers can I install it on?
One license covers two machines — for example, a studio desktop and a laptop. Both macOS and Windows are included. No dongles or hardware keys.
PricingIs this a subscription?
No. One-time purchase. You pay $149 once and get the full application plus free updates within the current version. No recurring fees, no annual renewals, no feature tiers.
CommercialCan I use Batchy for commercial and client work?
Yes. Your license covers personal and commercial use. No royalties on processed output, no per-project fees, and no restrictions on how you use the files Batchy produces.
Batchy is code-signed and notarized by Apple on macOS, and signed with Microsoft Azure Trusted Signing on Windows. Every release is submitted to VirusTotal and ships with SHA256 checksums.
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