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Thank you for your answer. I knew a little bit about Chris's Compressor and following your suggestion, I went again to the website in order to read the documentation. ...

<<<Is there an add-on for Audacity that can do this ?>>> Oh yes. Chris's Compressor. http://pdf23ds.net/software/dynamic-compressor/ Compression processing very much ...

... me played drums and my third bedroom is soundproofed. You might find Chris's Compressor useful. It will take a splashy, messy, free-form production and squeeze all the ...

Levelator: http://the-levelator.en.softonic.com/

Chris's Dynamic Compressor: http://pdf23ds.net/software/dynamic-compressor/

Read them, try them, use whichever you prefer.

I set Chris's Compressor for a compression number of 0.8 instead of the default 0.5 and it mimics exactly the effect of the local ...

... keeping quieter sounds at a reasonable level is in 2 stages: 1) Use "Chris's dynamic compressor" to even out the peak levels and raise the volume of the quiet bits. 2) Use the ...

... around in the compressors, or IMHO for the best auto volume setting, Chris's Compressor. http://pdf23ds.net/software/dynamic-compressor/ Both tools work by managing the ...

You might try Chris's Compressor as a download plugin. It does a terrific job leveling out a radio show. http://pdf23ds.net/software/dynamic-compressor/ ...

... maximum. Then apply DC Removal or Normalize > Remove DC, followed by Chris's Compressor. That is as close to the radio broadcast you can get by capturing a streaming version ...

... channel spacing. Other countries it could be 8 KHz. <<<Audacity's own compressor unfortunately tends to add.>>> Which is one of the many reasons to use Chris's Compressor. Trouble free volume leveling. <<<Btw, what I'm trying to do is create ...