Re: searching for a specific kind of tool, does something like that exist?
GoldWave and SoundForge can do this. (I wouldn't recommend Sound Forge though... it's been sold to another company and is now a complete peace of shit.) To do it in gold wave, check the box in the open dialog marked 'preview' and make sure that the file type combo is set to 'Supported Files (*.wav;*.mp3;...)'. If I'm not mistaken, REAPER and Audacity can do this too.
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