Adion
Mp3gain uses the same algorithm as vdj, so that would be the same as using autogain on auto
geposted Fri 31 Aug 18 @ 5:20 pm
groovindj
LoudMax is a good place to start. If you're prepared to spend money then Waves do a good range.
geposted Fri 31 Aug 18 @ 5:38 pm
A Man and His Music
What is the source and quality of your tracks? From the same source, FLAC,WAV, MP3, 320kbps?
geposted Wed 05 Sep 18 @ 4:34 am
mitchiemasha
The problem with using LoudMax for this purpose is... you'd be playing the loud songs over compressed. The quiet parts would end up extremely loud, in these songs.
geposted Wed 05 Sep 18 @ 9:13 pm
Dj NaSh Latin
A Man and His Music wrote :
What is the source and quality of your tracks? From the same source, FLAC,WAV, MP3, 320kbps?
MP3 or MP4,
usually between 128kbps-320kbps.
geposted Wed 05 Sep 18 @ 10:09 pm
mitchiemasha
Put them all in the bin and start acquiring official released versions. Not RIPs or shares!!! That's the first step in reducing your problem.
geposted Wed 05 Sep 18 @ 10:15 pm
Dj NaSh Latin
mitchiemasha wrote :
Put them all in the bin and start acquiring official released versions. Not RIPs or shares!!! That's the first step in reducing your problem.
The places I play at usually don't have a sound system that will make out the difference anyhow.
But if things have changed between versions, then there is an issue here.
geposted Wed 05 Sep 18 @ 10:23 pm
A Man and His Music
I beg to differ, 128kbps sounds like doo doo. You can get away with 1 or 2 a night, but I have replaced my 192 and 256kbps tracks. When I first started out I was worried about disk space, and didn't know any better.
geposted Wed 12 Sep 18 @ 11:22 pm
groovindj
NaSh567 wrote :
The places I play at usually don't have a sound system that will make out the difference anyhow.
You're missing the point (or maybe avoiding it).
You said that your files are anywhere between 128k and 320k, but they should all be 320k.
If you ripped them from CD then rerip at 320k. If you downloaded them illegally, then delete the files and buy genuine ones.
geposted Thu 13 Sep 18 @ 6:56 am
Adion
The bit rate doesn't matter for the volume though, so that's a bit off topic
geposted Thu 13 Sep 18 @ 7:20 am
PyroLupus
The bitrate definitely does not affect the volume or gain, here...
I'm having the same issue and no matter what I do, I can't get VDJ to remember the gains I change..
I'm having the same issue and no matter what I do, I can't get VDJ to remember the gains I change..
geposted Fri 21 Sep 18 @ 7:40 pm