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Mikerla

Jan 7 2006, 18:30

Does anyone know of a program that will allow me to adjust the frequency levels of a song before ripping? I would guess that I am trying to remix or apply eq settings to boost frequencies I cant hear so well.

Help

boojum

Jan 11 2006, 23:32

Why not do it at playback time?? That way you have a "pure" original and can fiddle with the frequencies when you play it back. foobar2000 is good for this.

Mikerla

Jan 12 2006, 07:04

QUOTE(boojum @ Jan 12 2006, 12:32 AM)

Why not do it at playback time?? That way you have a "pure" original and can fiddle with the frequencies when you play it back. foobar2000 is good for this.

I am playing it back in my truck not enough adjustment on the factory HU

gameplaya15143

Jan 12 2006, 22:07

winamp can apply EQ and dsp effects to the output, even when using a diskwriter, so that is one option for you.

Shade[ST]

Jan 12 2006, 22:46

Rip to wave then use Goldwave, wavelab, audition or another sound editing program to apply an equalizer. Then, encode.

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