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Thread ID: 35922	2003-07-25 22:23:00	Program to make audio files the same volume/level	somebody (208)	Press F1

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162808	2003-07-25 22:23:00	I'm going to be organising a concert very soon, and I want the sound to be done for it computer-based. I want to rip all CDs/Tapes which need to be used onto the computer so that the sound tech doesn't need to worry about finding and changing CDs/Tapes. The problem is, not all CDs and Tapes are recorded at the same volume. Is there some kind of program out there which will automatically make a group of audio files the same volume? It would just make life easier regarding setting levels on the PA system	somebody (208)
162809	2003-07-25 22:34:00	Audio Catalyst has a Normalisation feature that you can use to make all ripped MP3's the same volume as you rip them, I am sure the other programs do similar things as well. It is adjustable to what ever level you want.	Odin (227)
162810	2003-07-25 22:44:00	MP3Gain does it well.	Big John (551)
162811	2003-07-25 22:57:00	Thanks Odin and Big John. I'll have a hunt around for those programs	somebody (208)
162812	2003-07-26 14:02:00	If you are using Win2000 you may need to get the ASPI drivers to rip from cd to stereo MP3 (may also apply to XP) if you do then I can e-mail you the ASPI file as its only 148 k.	Odin (227)
162813	2003-07-26 22:28:00	Gidday, Most programs that you use, to rip cds or record tapes to your computer, have the normalization feature incorporated into the program, and its a matter of making sure its turned on before you start recording or ripping. good luck, Robby	Robby (3123)
162814	2003-07-26 23:05:00	The machine I intend to use it on will be a Win98 machine, which I have tested the program dBPowerAmp Music Converter on, and which rips CDs sucessfully. The program Big John suggested (MP3Gain) works excellent, but I have only tried it on a WinXP machine at this stage. Thanks for all your help.	somebody (208)
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