Probably a ridiculous question but out of curiosity, does anyone use mp3gain to normalize a track before burning the tracks to a cd or to a USB stick?
Probably a ridiculous question but out of curiosity, does anyone use mp3gain to normalize a track before burning the tracks to a cd or to a USB stick?
I would think most better CDJs have either auto-gain or you adjust it yourself. Few tracks have lower signal, mostly album ripoffs from the seventies/eighties when we had no volume wars.
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whenever i'm burning a CD, there's a normalization feature on the program.
I use Platinum Notes. A little pricy but worth it in my opinion.
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mp3gain doesn't normalize. normalizing means making the absolute signal peaks equal across tracks. mp3gain instead tries to adjust the loudness which is different.
practically, i would neither normalize nor mp3gain my tracks. i wouldn't normalize because all modern tracks come normalized already. it's done during mastering. i wouldn't run tracks through mp3gain. for one, it's inaccurate. for another, i prefer to simply adjust the gain on the mixer. i feel that from looking at the meter and from pre-listening to the track, i can better judge what's the right gain.
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