uzetaab
03-07-2005, 04:48 PM
I just found a cool program for MP3s.
It's called mpTrim & it does 2 things:
1) It trims some of the silence of the start & end of MP3s. Saves space too.
2) It normalizes the volume of MP3s.
The best part is that it does this automatically.
There are two draw backs though:
1) It only does one file at a time
2) It only does tracks up to about 7 mins long.
However, if you have more spare money than me, you can upgrade to a pro version.
One warning though. I have only just started 'cleaning' my files, & it's late at night here so I can't really test them properly yet. It did say something about large changes to the volume can cause 'popping' noises. So don't blame me if it screws your music. Be smart, backup your files first.
It's called mpTrim & it does 2 things:
1) It trims some of the silence of the start & end of MP3s. Saves space too.
2) It normalizes the volume of MP3s.
The best part is that it does this automatically.
There are two draw backs though:
1) It only does one file at a time
2) It only does tracks up to about 7 mins long.
However, if you have more spare money than me, you can upgrade to a pro version.
One warning though. I have only just started 'cleaning' my files, & it's late at night here so I can't really test them properly yet. It did say something about large changes to the volume can cause 'popping' noises. So don't blame me if it screws your music. Be smart, backup your files first.