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Instead of reinventing the wheel or complicated handling with files at the filesystem level, iTunes is used as the interface to select the songs you want to adjust with iVolume. Technically it looks for the tag named 'iTunNORM' that iTunes has put into your songs and iVolume just replaces the embedded value describing the volume of the song with a better one. IVolume does not re-encode your audio files, so there is no loss in quality. for music on partys or hearing songs in random order with the iPod. You never have to readjust the main volume again when playing back your songs in random order. That is way more drastic than the changes I made in iTunes. The result is a huge improvement of the 'Sound Check' function. When I turn on the Soundcheck feature on the iPod, the song volume is almost cut in half. Therefore an algorithm is used that is oriented on the perception of the human ears. iVolume corrects the volume information that iTunes has calculated with better values. My reference volume is 89db, but I may lower it slightly as my max attenuation is -12.4 and maximum gain is greater than the maximum +18db at the minute.ITunes uses a very fast algorithm to quickly analyze the volume of its songs. I can only assume that they wanted to come up with something faster, my library is 20,000+ tracks and iVolume took days to run through.
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With the fact that replaygain is free and open, why Apple bothered to come up with their far inferior system I don't know. If iTunes is your media player of choice (and for many it is) and you care about volume correction, then Soundcheck simply isnt good enough.
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IVolume is the means by which replaygain (the superior system, slower because it fully scans files and has a per album gain correction function) can be applied to iTunes, it costs money but can be used, unlimited, for free, so long as you keep clicking the popup box (just use an automatic mouse clicking software and leave it running over a few nights). Every single track is independently changed, for albums like DSOTM, Amarok, or indeed, any album that is properly mastered and therefore has intra-album dynamic range, this destroys the listening experience. ITunes soundcheck only sort of surface scans a file (which is why its much much faster than replaygain) and has no functionality for album gain correction. It might be possible to work around, I'll looking into it. I usually just use track gain on those files. The only flaw in this method is that it does not work on music which I keep on my HDD in FLAC and have WinAMP transcribe to MP3 on the fly, because ReplayGain data is not stored in the tags and because the iPod requires mangled file names MP3Gain can't see songs as albums any more. Because we respect your right to privacy, you can choose not to allow some types of cookies. The information does not usually directly identify you, but it can give you a more personalized web experience. Apple limited it to meet EU safety requirements. This information might be about you, your preferences or your device and is mostly used to make the site work as you expect it to.
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I use a cmoy anyway, but you can download a program called "eupod" which allows it to go louder. The following graph shows the level that a human ear thinks its hearing, which as you can see is not correct most. Since human ears are not able to hear each frequency at the same level, perceived loudness is different as we move up and down in frequency. I then open the iPod in MP3Gain and apply album gain to all tracks. Loudness, even though similar to volume and level, is another whol’nother monster. Once I have calculated the gain on all my MP3s, I sync them with my iPod. It will take ages but you only have to do it once, and then on any new music you add. Just glancing at the songs Ive recently processed, heres a tune by Rogue Wave that Sound Check had adjusted downward by -10. Better yet, if you then select all files and calculate album gain, it will group files by album automatically. If you have your music directory set up so that it has lots of sub-directories, each with one album in it then you can just open the music directory in MP3Gain and it will find all your music. I don't use iTunes myself but I think you can get it to check all your music automatically, and sync that data with the iPod. If you use iTunes, then you need to use the "Sound Check" feature.
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