MP3Gain - getting overall library averages |
MP3Gain - getting overall library averages |
Jul 30 2012, 19:02
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Group: Members Posts: 178 Joined: 22-July 12 Member No.: 101637 |
I have a quick MP3Gain question, for those familiar with the tool.
I know how to use Track Analysis, Album Analysis, etc. to get overall "sounds like" decibel levels for a given track or album. But I'm interested in seeing what the overall "sounds like" level for my entire pre-ReplayGain library is. The only way I know to do that is to copy my entire collection into a single folder, treat it as an album, and do an Album Analysis. Is there a quicker way? (I'm doing this because, rather than using the recommended dB levels of 83 or 89, I'd simply like to move everything to the "average" for my collection.) |
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Jul 31 2012, 05:08
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Group: Members Posts: 178 Joined: 22-July 12 Member No.: 101637 |
Hmm, good points DVDdoug. I suspect the fact that avoiding clipping typically means reducing volume is the reason the most recent EBU recommendation is 80dB (-23 LUFS). The issue I see is that, if you reduce volume enough to avoid all clipping, you'll destroy the dynamic range in the process.
I suppose the best thing to do would be for me just to listen to several songs and decide if 89dB works for me, or if I need to set it somewhere else. Thanks. |
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BFG MP3Gain - getting overall library averages Jul 30 2012, 19:02
Dynamic This won't give you a meaningful average anywa... Jul 30 2012, 19:46
db1989 Without wanting to detract attention from the rest... Jul 30 2012, 20:07
BFG QUOTE (db1989 @ Jul 30 2012, 14:07) QUOTE... Jul 30 2012, 22:53
dumdidum QUOTE (BFG @ Jul 30 2012, 23:53) QUOTE (d... Jul 31 2012, 06:23
greynol You can always do an analysis with one loud album ... Jul 30 2012, 23:40
DVDdoug QUOTE (I'm doing this because, rather than usi... Jul 31 2012, 01:14
greynol QUOTE (BFG @ Jul 30 2012, 21:08) The issu... Jul 31 2012, 06:49
Dynamic Completely agree with greynol that dynamic range i... Jul 31 2012, 18:05![]() ![]() |
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