08-20-2022, 06:52 PM
As far as I know, the MSP player doesn't do this.
Normalisation sets the maximum peak level of each track to be the same. However, the perceived level between tracks can still be wildly different.
What is really required is something that can set the average RMS value of the tracks to the same figure. There are several softwares which can do this. My personal recommendation is here - http://www.delback.co.uk/volbal/index.shtml . I have been using it for many years for a number pf purposes and it has always worked well for me.
Note: This only works on standard .wav files, CD format (44.1/16). If you only have MP3s, the look for a copy of MP3Gain.
Normalisation sets the maximum peak level of each track to be the same. However, the perceived level between tracks can still be wildly different.
What is really required is something that can set the average RMS value of the tracks to the same figure. There are several softwares which can do this. My personal recommendation is here - http://www.delback.co.uk/volbal/index.shtml . I have been using it for many years for a number pf purposes and it has always worked well for me.
Note: This only works on standard .wav files, CD format (44.1/16). If you only have MP3s, the look for a copy of MP3Gain.
Graeme
1: Samsung 12.2" SM-P900: Android 5.0.2
2: eSTAR GRAND HD Quad-Core 4G 10.2": Android 5.1
Some of my music here - https://www.soundclick.com/graemejaye
1: Samsung 12.2" SM-P900: Android 5.0.2
2: eSTAR GRAND HD Quad-Core 4G 10.2": Android 5.1
Some of my music here - https://www.soundclick.com/graemejaye