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What is the easiest way to correct "too loud" or "too soft" music CDs? Posted by Terry (from: 64.12.105.176) on November 29, 2001 at 22:56:59: Am I the only one to notice that commerial studio CDs are burned at volume levels that are all over the map. All I want to do is correct the worst offenders in my CD collection, so that when I put my 100 CD player on random I won't have to keep worrying about ajusting the volume up and down. What program should I run the CDs through before reburning? At what point is the releveling done: during ripping? As a AIFF or MP3 file? Or during the Toasting process? Is there a good target setting? Thanks! Follow Ups: Like Hish said... Steve...R 04:04:31 11/30/01 (0) Re: What is the easiest way to correct "too loud" or "too soft" music CDs? Hish 01:01:53 11/30/01 (0) Post a Followup Name: E-Mail: Subject: Comments: : Am I the only one to notice that commerial studio CDs are burned at volume levels that are all over the map. All I want to do is correct the worst offenders in my CD collection, so that when I put my 100 CD player on random I won't have to keep worrying about ajusting the volume up and down. What program should I run the CDs through before reburning? At what point is the releveling done: during ripping? As a AIFF or MP3 file? Or during the Toasting process? Is there a good target setting? Thanks! Optional Link URL: Link Title: Optional Image URL: [ Follow Ups ] [ Post Followup ] [ Music Software Discussion & Help Page ] [ FAQ ]

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