Lan Barnes wrote:
When I rip wavs --> mp3s and record the resulting files on a player or CD, the volume of each song depends on the CD or origin. So I have to turn up turn down.
Correct.
What gives? When the CD player plays, I don't have to do this when CDs change.
Eh? When the CD player plays pressed cd's? Or your burned cd from a wave or mp3 source?
The volume depends on the CD iteself. In the 20 years I've owned cd players, I never heard of one that "normalizes" as you describe. If such exists, that's pretty cool! What model do you have?
Is there a way to equalize them during the rip process?
Most ripping programs allow you to either normalize or set a +db level. Look for either of these features in your ripping app.
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