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How to normalize all audio to same dB.

kuddlesworth9419

Simply download a program called MP3Gain. In the download section download the full version as it you don't have other programs installed it won't work. After that choose a file that contains all of your audio files. Click track analysis and let it analys all of the audio dB gain volumes and then you just need to click on Track aGain. Both steps will take a while but the good thing is that it utilises good hardware so you could shorten the time it takes with a powerful CPU. I found this really useful as I had the odd song that had a crazy dB level (over 100) I got annoyed listening to songs that where really low in dB to so having this has changed a lot for me. 

 

I hope this helps anyone out.

 

http://mp3gain.sourceforge.net/download.php

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I thought this was a question. But that is rather cool.

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Wow thanks mang. I've been having the same problem with some really annoying songs, but does this work with only programs? Or will youtube be adjusted too?

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Good suggestion.

I just use ReplayGain on Foobar2000. 

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Wow thanks mang. I've been having the same problem with some really annoying songs, but does this work with only programs? Or will youtube be adjusted too?

No it's just files. It is up to YouTube video posters to either use this or not. I doubt they will as it's probably not a very popular progrm or well known program. I just set my YouTube volume to a 3/4 the way.

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ahhh i just use foobar to do it for me. they are tags so if i ever want to revert its possible. not to sure you can do that with this software though

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