When you have selected several albums to do volume analysis on, and you have checked to be alerted when clipping occurs, it can happen that more than one of those albums (or tracks) will need a level adjustment because of the possibility of clipping.
Suppose:
You try to analyse a batch of some 10 albums.
There is one album that needs an adjustment of -2dB, and another one that needs -4dB.
The analysis window will stay open after this clipping alert, and you can use the check-boxes to select all tracks from the '-2dB' album, adjust the level for it, and re-run analysis.
After that is done, you would next want to select the files from the '-4dB' album, and re-run it with an adjustment for that album.
But the problem is that MusicBee already closed the panel automatically after the -2dB' album has been adjusted, so you can't scroll to the next album (or tracks) that had a clipping alert anymore.
So you will need to remember (or write down), what other album(s) or tracks needed adjustment, and by how much.
That can be quite bothersome, especially with classical albums, and also because there is no 'album' column in the analysis panel to begin with.
So my wish is not have MusicBee closing the analysis panel automatically after there has been a clipping alert.
An 'apply adjustment' button that only applies, and doesn't close would be useful.
And on a linguistic side-note:
I've never been completely comfortable with the fact that 'analyse' doesn't actually only 'analyse', but it will also apply and write tags, and I have some doubts on the naming of the 'proceed' button.
It's not very specific on what it does.
Perhaps just naming it 'analyse' would be more appropriate?
Topic: Not having the volume analyse panel closing automatically after adjustments. (Read 2800 times)