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bbochelie
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Tue Feb 01, 2005 6:34 pm Post subject:
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Hi everybody,
I was thinking in normalizing all my mp3's, but of course that afte
all i have done to get a great sound quality, i dont want to loose an
of it. So my question is: does normalizing software's affect the mp3'
sound quality? Cause there are programs that "dont" change the file
format when normilizing.
Thanks a lot,
Jaso
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Mark D. Zacharias
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Wed Feb 02, 2005 3:30 pm Post subject:
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Normalizing "should" adjust the 0 db point, with all other values, dynamic
range, etc remaining in proper relation to the peak level. I guess some
programs may not be quite perfect at this, but I'd strongly suspect you'd
never hear any problems.
Mark Z.
"bbochelie" <bbochelie.1js41n@news.audiobanter.com> wrote in message
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Hi everybody,
I was thinking in normalizing all my mp3's, but of course that after
all i have done to get a great sound quality, i dont want to loose any
of it. So my question is: does normalizing software's affect the mp3's
sound quality? Cause there are programs that "dont" change the files
format when normilizing.
Thanks a lot,
Jason
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Rosco
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Wed Feb 02, 2005 4:22 pm Post subject:
Re: normalize mp3 |
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I use a program called MP3Gain which applies reversible normalizing.
http://mp3gain.sourceforge.net/
bbochelie wrote:
| Quote: | Hi everybody,
I was thinking in normalizing all my mp3's, but of course that after
all i have done to get a great sound quality, i dont want to loose any
of it. So my question is: does normalizing software's affect the mp3's
sound quality? Cause there are programs that "dont" change the files
format when normilizing.
Thanks a lot,
Jason
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Todd H.
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Wed Feb 02, 2005 10:14 pm Post subject:
Re: normalize mp3 |
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bbochelie <bbochelie.1js41n@news.audiobanter.com> writes:
| Quote: | Hi everybody,
I was thinking in normalizing all my mp3's, but of course that after
all i have done to get a great sound quality, i dont want to loose any
of it. So my question is: does normalizing software's affect the mp3's
sound quality? Cause there are programs that "dont" change the files
format when normilizing.
Thanks a lot,
Jason
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I _think_ but I don't know for sure that some player programs
"normalize" without modifying the file at all, but instead analyze the
mp3 for its average level, and calculate a gain setting that they
store in the music library along with the song, thus avoiding recoding
the mp3.
It's technically possible, anyway. I don't know which programs do
that and which don't however.
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