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MP3Gain 1.3.4

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"Analyzes and adjusts mp3 files."

Published by Glen Sawyer on 12 Jan 2012

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Size:
1.00 MB
License:
Freeware
OS:
Windows
Publisher:
Glen Sawyer
Updated:
12 Jan 2012
Downloads:
52 (2 last week)

MP3Gain is a tool that can adjust the volume of your MP3 files.

The program has a simple and user-friendly interface. You can start by adding files or folders which contain MP3 files to the queue.

Press the "Track Analysis" button, so that the application can analyze the files and make a report on their current volume level. You should write down this value in case you want to revert the volume of an audio track after it has been modified.

Above the queue you can input your preferred volume value that will be taken into account by MP3Gain once you hit the "Track Gain" button. Finally, you can listen to the output files and decide whether the sound is too loud or quiet.

If you are not satisfied with the results, you can use "Track Gain" again, after inputting the new "Target Normal Volume" level.

Furthermore, you can make multiple audio tracks have the same average volume, by switching from "Track Analysis" to "Album Analysis", and from "Track Gain" to "Album Gain". But you can also apply "Constant Gain" (specify an absolute gain change in dB instead of a "Target Volume", by adjusting a slider).

The application uses a low amount of system memory, has a well-drawn help file (with tutorials and snapshots), displays a log file in case of errors (e.g. if you are trying to apply "Track Gain" on an MP3 file that's currently playing) and didn't freeze or crash during our tests. We strongly recommend MP3Gain to all users.

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