And your friend? is wrong. It's really that simple. I've been a big fan of replay gain for years and it works as it should. On albums you want to keep the same sound levels that it's recorded as. When playing tracks from many albums you want an constant sound level that doesn't blow you away with drastic changes. He may be right in saying it's not perfect but when playing tracks who cares? I don't want the sound going up and down in huge changes. He likes it that way, more power to him. It's not the right way for listening to random tracks. The sound levels are not measured against other albums so I like to equalize them. It makes listening much better. I've heard this arguement from the audiophools before and it doesnt' hold water. Do what you enjoy and don't buy $1000 power cords either.
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