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I'm looking for a sound library organizer working on Linux and capable of handling several thousands of SFX files.

The software I found until now are mostly players with some built-in management capabilities. But I'm looking for something more tailored toward the editing process like AudioFinder or Resonic Pro, having at least deep metadata extraction, playback loops, and pitch shifting so I don't have to jump into Ardour to "test" each file in my selection.

Both because I could tweak the software in case of need, and also for financial reasons, I would prefer an opensource solution. But at this point, I'm ready to consider any option as long as the work is done.

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take a look at beets.io which is a metadata catalog for linux.

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    Hello. Could you give some details on how the linked software does answer to the OP's question ? At first sight, it seems that it doesn't offer editing functionalities that were mentioned by the OP.
    – audionuma
    Sep 11, 2018 at 6:32
  • I already look at beets: discourse.beets.io/t/how-to-use-beets-to-manage-sfx-library/469 It has some potential, but it definitely lacks features for my use case--especially since it does not handle the WAV file format !
    – Sylvain Leroux
    Sep 11, 2018 at 9:55

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