Narelle
29th Jan '07 Mon, 21:24
Note: THIS GUIDE IS MEANT FOR MP3s ONLY!
It is actually very simple to use.
1. First download and install the program.
2. Start the program. Click on Add File(s) or Add Folder. Depending on whether you want to normalize all your mp3 at one shot, or you want to normalize them one by one.
http://img87.imageshack.us/img87/729/mp3gainmainnd8.jpg
I recommend doing one by one as all mp3s have different volume levels. Unless the songs you want to normalize are from the same album(same encoding).
3. Once selected, you files will appear in the list. Next, you need to click on Track Analysis to see what are the volume for your mp3s.
4. Now, once the analysis is completed. Check the volume of your mp3. A good loud and clear mp3 should have a volume of about 96dB.
5. So, now you know which files needs to be Normalized (a term used to increase/decrease your mp3 volume to the best level). Remove the files that you do not need by clicking on a file and click Clear File(s).
6. Next, change the default "Target Normal Volume" from 89dB to 96dB.
http://img87.imageshack.us/img87/5490/mp3gainmainscf5.jpg
7. Finally, once the above has been done. Click on Track Gain.
You have now completed increasing your mp3 volume.
-http://mp3gain.sourceforge.net/download.php
-Download mp3gain-win-full-1_2_5.exe
It is actually very simple to use.
1. First download and install the program.
2. Start the program. Click on Add File(s) or Add Folder. Depending on whether you want to normalize all your mp3 at one shot, or you want to normalize them one by one.
http://img87.imageshack.us/img87/729/mp3gainmainnd8.jpg
I recommend doing one by one as all mp3s have different volume levels. Unless the songs you want to normalize are from the same album(same encoding).
3. Once selected, you files will appear in the list. Next, you need to click on Track Analysis to see what are the volume for your mp3s.
4. Now, once the analysis is completed. Check the volume of your mp3. A good loud and clear mp3 should have a volume of about 96dB.
5. So, now you know which files needs to be Normalized (a term used to increase/decrease your mp3 volume to the best level). Remove the files that you do not need by clicking on a file and click Clear File(s).
6. Next, change the default "Target Normal Volume" from 89dB to 96dB.
http://img87.imageshack.us/img87/5490/mp3gainmainscf5.jpg
7. Finally, once the above has been done. Click on Track Gain.
You have now completed increasing your mp3 volume.
-http://mp3gain.sourceforge.net/download.php
-Download mp3gain-win-full-1_2_5.exe