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Posted on: 06.05.2013 by Leanora Gerald
Hi people,
I was wondering if there is a program to set the gain level to different audio format (mp3 and FLAC in my case).

I tried mp3gain but... Well, the name speak for itself.

I searched google but it seems there is only this Platinum Note which cost more than Traktor itself!

Many thanks
Leanora Gerald
09.05.2013
Originally Posted by DJ KIO
Any experience? I've been a big fan of Mediamonkey for more than five years. It's the perfect application to keep my 6500 track library organised, play music in any format plus it's the only program that automatically understands that when it is shuffling through my tracks, it should play DJ mix albums as a full album and not individual tracks.
Goldwave I have been using even longer than MM for ripping vinyl. It's fully functional in the free version and has tons of functionality for editing music. In fact, I have more experience with these two programs than with any DJ software.
I highly recommend both.

KIO
Many many thanks
Leanora Gerald
08.05.2013
Originally Posted by DJ KIO
Hi Sprike,

I have two solutions:

1) Download Mediamonkey and let it import your library (just point it to the folder where you store your music). Then select the tracks you want your gains to be level and right click. From the menu select Analyze Volume. Per default Mediamonkey will level your tracks to 89 dB, but you can change this to your liking. Tools >> Options >> Player >> Volume Leveling >> Target volume for leveling tracks. Don't forget to tick Clipping Prevention.
(To be honest I'm not 100% sure if Mediamonkey actually changes the file, but I believe it does)

2) Download Goldwave. File >> Batch Processing >> Process Tab >> Add Effect >> Open the Goldwave Tree >> Choose Maximize Volume or Match Volume (Check Goldwave help to determine which you want to use). In the Source Tab add the files or folder of the tracks you want to level. It may be a good idea to copy a few files to a test folder and batch process these to see if Goldwave does what you want before you unleash Goldwave on your full library.

Hope this helps, KIO
It helps a lot

I'm going to try, thank you.

Have you had any experience with one of those programs?
Leanora Gerald
06.05.2013		Hi people,
I was wondering if there is a program to set the gain level to different audio format (mp3 and FLAC in my case).

I tried mp3gain but... Well, the name speak for itself.

I searched google but it seems there is only this Platinum Note which cost more than Traktor itself!

Many thanks
Leanora Gerald
09.05.2013
Originally Posted by DJ KIO
Any experience? I've been a big fan of Mediamonkey for more than five years. It's the perfect application to keep my 6500 track library organised, play music in any format plus it's the only program that automatically understands that when it is shuffling through my tracks, it should play DJ mix albums as a full album and not individual tracks.
Goldwave I have been using even longer than MM for ripping vinyl. It's fully functional in the free version and has tons of functionality for editing music. In fact, I have more experience with these two programs than with any DJ software.
I highly recommend both.

KIO
Many many thanks
Janyce Henningson
09.05.2013		I use Platinum Notes myself - I bought it years ago to do my vinyl rips to the same volume - it's pretty good, also corrects the key but I don't use that part myself so can't comment.


Excellent advice KIO - that's the kind of help you used to get here
Alonzo Lorren
09.05.2013		Any experience? I've been a big fan of Mediamonkey for more than five years. It's the perfect application to keep my 6500 track library organised, play music in any format plus it's the only program that automatically understands that when it is shuffling through my tracks, it should play DJ mix albums as a full album and not individual tracks.
Goldwave I have been using even longer than MM for ripping vinyl. It's fully functional in the free version and has tons of functionality for editing music. In fact, I have more experience with these two programs than with any DJ software.
I highly recommend both.

KIO
Leanora Gerald
08.05.2013
Originally Posted by DJ KIO
Hi Sprike,

I have two solutions:

1) Download Mediamonkey and let it import your library (just point it to the folder where you store your music). Then select the tracks you want your gains to be level and right click. From the menu select Analyze Volume. Per default Mediamonkey will level your tracks to 89 dB, but you can change this to your liking. Tools >> Options >> Player >> Volume Leveling >> Target volume for leveling tracks. Don't forget to tick Clipping Prevention.
(To be honest I'm not 100% sure if Mediamonkey actually changes the file, but I believe it does)

2) Download Goldwave. File >> Batch Processing >> Process Tab >> Add Effect >> Open the Goldwave Tree >> Choose Maximize Volume or Match Volume (Check Goldwave help to determine which you want to use). In the Source Tab add the files or folder of the tracks you want to level. It may be a good idea to copy a few files to a test folder and batch process these to see if Goldwave does what you want before you unleash Goldwave on your full library.

Hope this helps, KIO
It helps a lot

I'm going to try, thank you.

Have you had any experience with one of those programs?
Alonzo Lorren
06.05.2013		Hi Sprike,

I have two solutions:

1) Download Mediamonkey and let it import your library (just point it to the folder where you store your music). Then select the tracks you want your gains to be level and right click. From the menu select Analyze Volume. Per default Mediamonkey will level your tracks to 89 dB, but you can change this to your liking. Tools >> Options >> Player >> Volume Leveling >> Target volume for leveling tracks. Don't forget to tick Clipping Prevention.
(To be honest I'm not 100% sure if Mediamonkey actually changes the file, but I believe it does)

2) Download Goldwave. File >> Batch Processing >> Process Tab >> Add Effect >> Open the Goldwave Tree >> Choose Maximize Volume or Match Volume (Check Goldwave help to determine which you want to use). In the Source Tab add the files or folder of the tracks you want to level. It may be a good idea to copy a few files to a test folder and batch process these to see if Goldwave does what you want before you unleash Goldwave on your full library.

Hope this helps, KIO

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