I would defer to how WaveLab handles things like this. Once you set up a metadata template, you never have to think about it again on files that you render.
You can add ID3v1 and ID3v2 metadata to mp3/AAC and WAV files. You can also add the artwork so that any rendered files contain the artwork though very few apps can read artwork in WAV files, it can be done.
WaveLab will inherit the metadata info from the already easily entered CD-Text and populate that to all applicable ID3v1 and ID3v2 metadata fields.
So basically, you enter all the project info just one time, and that easily gets pushed to the proper places.
This is part of the reason why I do the first part of mastering in REAPER, and finish up in WaveLab.
REAPER is missing some easy but important things to make it a one-stop shop for all serious mastering work.
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REAPER, just script it bro.
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