Hello!
I'm looking for a simple program that can normalize multiple audio tracks.
Let's say you going to burn a mix cd with tracks from a lot of different cds, then you want them to have the same volume, that' the kind of program i'm looking for.
Nero had it built-in but deepburner doesn't.
anuone know any good program?
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Normalize audio tracks
September 16, 2006 - 6:45am
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Normalize audio tracks
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http://mp3gain.sourceforge.net/
It works like a charm, but I don't know where it saves its settings (maybe in the registry).
That program looks nice but i'm looking for one that can normalize wav files.
//D4vid
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You can do one at a time to the same level with something like Audacity Portable. I'm unaware of a program that works across multiple WAV files and gets them the same, though. MP3 Gain is what I use for albums after I rip them. If you use something like Ogg files, you can also use Vorbisgain (same as MP3Gain but for ogg).
For wave, you might be able to use WaveGain though I never have. I don't know if it actually adjusts the WAVs or just calculates the differences and write info to the WAV header or not.
Sometimes, the impossible can become possible, if you're awesome!
I wish there was a really simple program that you could just add a bunch of wav files from different sources and then normalize them.
Edit:
I found this really nice and simple command line utility, i think you can consider it as portable:
http://normalize.nongnu.org/
//D4vid
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//D4vid
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