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I presume that the relative loudness of the different tracks on the album sounds about right? Yes. Although the loudness analysis from the plug-in shows "No No No" to be the loudest track on the album (-6.2) and "Good Girl Gone Bad" to be the quietest (-3.9), I presume that in context they sound ab...

Steve: *laugh* Now I'm very confused. I was told initially that Amplify wouldn't help in accomplishing what I wanted to do-that I needed to use the dynamic range compression feature. Now you're saying that between using ReplayGain and Amplify, what I'm wanting to accomplish will work. As to which ve...

I had imported 17 tracks and even though I only had one selected, it was analyzing all of them, hence the 17 different results. I deleted all of the tracks out and reanalyzed them one by one. I used the compressor some and on the first two tracks, to get the nonremastered track equal in db to the re...

When I used the ReplayGain, it produced a total of 17 different db levels for the track to which i analyzed. Furthermore, at about the halfway point, ReplayGain quits. In the most recent case, 7 minutes had elapsed and there was 7 minutes to go. Is this normal? When I applied the ReplayGain the firs...

Bill: I've used the ReplayGain to determine what the old db level was on the non-remastered album that came out two years before the album which I'm trying to "remaster". I then used ReplayGain to determine what the new db level was on each track on the remastered version of the album that came out ...

Bill- Thank you very much for your response! I checked out both articles and found them quite interesting. So I guess there's no way to determine what level of compression the remastered tracks underwent and then just compress the non-remastered tracks to the same level? I haven't had a chance to me...

I have several CDs of a particular artist, many of which have been remastered and have a much louder sound than the non-remastered ones. What I would like to do is use Audacity to increase the volume of the tracks of these non-remastered CDs to match, as closely thereto as possible, the volume of th...