Re: Volume adjusting?
"Simon Turner" <[email protected]>
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In addition the process is lossless so you can always revert to the original file. Simon Brighton UK -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]]On Behalf Of Alex Stapleton Sent: 15 June 2003 16:04 To: [email protected] Subject: [ephpod] Re: Volume adjusting? MP3Gain just increases the volume of the MP3 by the same amount throughout. So quiet bits, are still quiet relative to the rest of the track. It just shifts everything up a notch so that it maximises the availible volume level (theres only so much volume difference you can express digitally in practice.) The process is lossless. Ina Bechhoefer wrote: > I have been following this discussion of MP3GAIN's benefits with > interest. > > Pardon me, if this question is stupid. Often there are parts of a track > that are deliberately softer (or louder) than the rest of the track. > How does MP3GAIN treat such passages? This question has prevented me > from exploring the other very apparent benefits of using MP3GAIN. > > Thanks, > Ina > > > > ------------------------------------------------------ > ephPod Mailing List > FAQ and HomePage http://www.ephpod.com > mailto:[email protected] to susbcribe > mailto:[email protected] to unsusbcribe > mailto:[email protected] the mailing-list itself > > > > > > > ------------------------------------------------------ ephPod Mailing List FAQ and HomePage http://www.ephpod.com mailto:[email protected] to susbcribe mailto:[email protected] to unsusbcribe mailto:[email protected] the mailing-list itself ------------------------------------------------------ ephPod Mailing List FAQ and HomePage http://www.ephpod.com mailto:[email protected] to susbcribe mailto:[email protected] to unsusbcribe mailto:[email protected] the mailing-list itself