These are always avarage values and human recognition is different of every person.īut for this problem its still the best solution we have and 98% of the tracks really sound equally loud in the end.Форум на все случаи жизни - Sitemap Форум на все случаи жизни - Site Map You also have to consider that there cant be 100% accuracy. How this whole thing works with CD's i cant say. But like i said, the ReplayGain has first to be analyzed. When you turn on the option AutoGain in Traktor, all analyzed tracks you loud into a deck will be automatically gained right, so they will sound nearly same loud. Traktor does a ReplayGain Analyzation itself. In your case you even dont need any extra software. Thats because of the heavy compression standard in the music industry.
In comparison when you analyze many tracks the average will be ~96dB. Thats why you have to determine a low standard volume. With MP3Gain you can get an "normalized" Volume, where some peaks may be louder than maximum. This must not be mixed up with classic normalization, as this just determines the loudest peak of the whole track an sets it to maximum loudness. MP3Gain and Traktor use an almost similar technique to determine an average Loudness-Level (ReplayGain) for every track, so they sound nearly same loud for humans.
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