Small tools. Big help.
Three side utilities we built years ago. Injector handles BWAV descriptions on Windows and Mac. REHAB and MASHER are old Windows-only freebies.
For folks who ripped Sound Ideas / Hollywood Edge CDs years ago and need to inject the proper long BWAV descriptions back into the files. Or rip them fresh.
- Ripping mode — full BWAV descriptions on rip
- Injecting mode — burn descriptions into existing files
- Reads tab-delimited TAB / TSV collection files
- Supports WAV, BWAV, AIF, FLAC, MP3, M4A, OGG
- Mac + PC versions available
Free BWAV description batch renamer with cleanup and space-saving features. So old we just gave it away.
- Trim head/tail silence and large mid-file gaps
- Crash stereo to mono (or detect mono-in-stereo)
- Detect possible duplicates for review
- Batch gain normalize
- Replace text, strip non-ASCII chars
- Sync filename ↔ BWAV description
- Strip metadata / Netmix chunks
Sums dual-mono .L.wav / .R.wav pairs into single interleaved stereo files. Pro-Tools refugees, this one’s for you.
- Auto-pair files by name + length + size
- Recognizes .L/.R anywhere in the name
- Keeps originals as .old or deletes them
- Bundled Cleaner utility for illegal chars
Injector — quick FAQ
Files inject out of order on macOS — fix?
Files have to live on an HFS+ partition. APFS or exFAT will produce scrambled results. This is a very old program, so it needs an old drive format to match.
PC vs Mac differences?
The PC version can rip to file formats other than 44/16. The Mac version can still inject at higher sample and bit rates like the PC version — it’s just rip mode that’s limited to 44.1/16.
Where are imported TAB files stored?
Windows: <user>\Documents\Injector\TABS
macOS (3.0+): /Users/Shared/Injector
Is there a trial mode?
Not anymore — but if it doesn’t work on your system we’ll give you a full refund within 48 hours of purchase. Email us first so we can try to help.
Adding your own TAB files?
Injector reads 5 columns: CD/collection name, track #, index #, description, duration. Drag a .tab file into Google Drive in your browser to convert it to a sheet, edit, then save as plain text (.tsv). Send us anything you make and we’ll bundle it with the installer.
Mac AIFF troubles?
Batch convert to WAV first. amvidia.com/wav-converter is a solid option for the conversion step.
Got a problem with one of these old tools? Drop us a line — we still answer.