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How to tell target level for ReplayGain scanner? |
 Apr 22 2012, 20:39
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Currently I have mine set to the default of 89 dB but some other files I applied info to had a target level that was higher or lower. Is there a way of knowing which levels were used for different files so I don't have to rescan the entire folder/library?
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Apr 30 2012, 17:17
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Yeah, I've seen most of the threads about this, but I really like the way MP3Gain approaches this... it simply allows me to set a target DB for the files. I set mine universally. The ones that clip, I set them a tad lower and remove them... repeat until none of the files clip, anymore.. I use Foobar and Replygain for this, but, again, I like the interface/functionalist of MP3Gain and wish there was a program that worked like this, and exactly like this, for FLACs.
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d_headshot How to tell target level for ReplayGain scanner? Apr 22 2012, 20:39
lvqcl AFAIK It's not possible to change the target l... Apr 22 2012, 20:46 makotoiwai I have to admit--I'm curious how to do this, a... Apr 29 2012, 21:39
dhromed QUOTE (makotoiwai @ Apr 29 2012, 21:39) s... Apr 30 2012, 12:45 db1989 Um, yes, there is an entire feature: ReplayGain. A... Apr 29 2012, 21:52 kode54 FLAC files do not contain any gain field to be adj... May 1 2012, 00:34 dumdidum QUOTE (kode54 @ May 1 2012, 01:34) FLAC f... May 1 2012, 00:52 kode54 Oh, that. Yeah, there's that. You could also s... May 1 2012, 01:00 mjb2006 The discussion seems to be getting sidetracked; th... May 1 2012, 01:14 lvqcl QUOTE (kode54 @ May 1 2012, 04:00) Note t... May 1 2012, 07:42 mjb2006 QUOTE (lvqcl @ May 1 2012, 00:42) MP3 fil... May 1 2012, 08:23 |
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