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Message: <blockquote data-quote="962251200" data-source="post: 22014912" data-attributes="member: 562427">Normalize Mp3 Files To Play at the Same volume If you listen to MP3 files on your computer, iPod, or MP3/media player then there’s a good chance that you’ve had to adjust the volume between tracks because of varying loudness. If a track is too loud then ‘clipping’ can occur (due to overload) which distorts the sound. If a track is too quiet, you’ll normally need to increase the volume; audio detail can also be lost. By using audio normalization you can adjust all your MP3 files so that they all play at the same volume.01-Download Mp3Gain and install it – <a href="http://mmoity.com/rrt" target="_blank">Link</a>02-Options tab at the top of the screen > select the Filename Display menu item > click on Show File Only.03-Click on the Add File(s) icon and use the file browser to navigate to where your  MP3 files are located.04-If you need to quickly add a large list of MP3 files from multiple folders on your hard  disk, then click on the Add Folder icon.05-Click on the Track Analysis button. Doing this will examine each MP3 file and in the list calculate the replay gain value based on the target volume setting.06-Click on the Track Gain icon to correct all the files & Enjoy.</blockquote>

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