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A/S/L: 37, Male, Weston-super-Mare, UK Marital: Relationship Interests: My kids, movies, music, literature and computing
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Wednesday, 18th February 2009
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MP3Gain |
Have you ever needed to get your MP3 files to a standard level for mixing or to save your ears?
I cannot recommend MP3Gain enough. I have used the Win32 release for a while now but it just takes so damn long and uses up a lot of processor.
However, I recently started using the linux command line version, as I can just leave it running processing my files while I'm not there.
find . -name *mp3 -exec mp3gain -c -r -d 6.0 {} ;
That will find all *mp3 files starting in the current directory and below and will pass them to mp3gain for processing. The options used:
-c ignore clipping warning when applying gain
-r sets the default volume to 89.0dB
-d 6.0 add 6.0dB to the default (ie 95dB in this case)
You will need to experiment with your mp3s and with your audio hardware to find the best level for you.
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