It's easier than I thought, and discovered by accident.
Clicked on the volume in mediamonkey and it changed to edit mode (if you
open the edit dialogue, you can't change the levels)
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adjustment data, and hear the
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wcndave wrote:
> Thanks all, very helpful.
>
> I would still have to apply the step to files already ripped. 20,000+
> files... probably not going to put them all through DBPA again :p
>
> I'll set it to write going forward, and test the existing ones on LMS.
Use Foobar2000 to retag
d6jg wrote:
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Thanks all, very helpful.
I would still have to apply the step to files already ripped. 20,000+
files... probably not going to put them all through DBPA again :p
I'll set it to write going forward, and test the existing ones on LMS.
2 x Booms, 2 x Players, 2 x Touch,
d6jg wrote:
> You dont need another step. Look at the DSP options in DBPA. You can
> set it to write the replay gain tags as part of the rip OR (not
> recommended) permanently apply the gain to the ripped files.
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d6jg wrote:
> You dont need another step. Look at the DSP options in DBPA. You can
> set it to write the replay gain tags as part of the rip OR (not
> recommended) permanently apply the gain to the ripped files.
Exactly. I use dbpa for ripping and converting and build in adding
ReplayGain tags
wcndave wrote:
> That's what I was asking, will they work. I can obviously do a test,
> however I thought it might be documented somewhere more up to date than
> the original slim page.
>
> I also don't really want to add another step in the process. Rip with
> DBPA, manage with MediaMonkey.
wcndave wrote:
> That's what I was asking, will they work. I can obviously do a test,
> however I thought it might be documented somewhere more up to date than
> the original slim page.
>
> I also don't really want to add another step in the process. Rip with
> DBPA, manage with MediaMonkey.
slartibartfast wrote:
> Do your replaygain tags work with LMS?
That's what I was asking, will they work. I can obviously do a test,
however I thought it might be documented somewhere more up to date than
the original slim page.
I also don't really want to add another step in the process.
Foobar and dBpoweramp are great if you're on Windows.
If you're on Linux (or happy to use the Linux subsystem on Windows) and
your collection includes a fair amount of classical music, I'd recommend
loudgain, which implements the original EBU R128 specification of -23
LUFS.
For more
reinholdk wrote:
> Or you can use the command line tool metaflac from FLAC tools
> (https://xiph.org/flac/documentation_tools_metaflac.html).
Another vote for metaflac. It's the final stage of my ripping process.
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wcndave wrote:
> Hi, that link indicates that the tags are:
>
> REPLAYGAIN_TRACK_GAIN
> PEAK
> REPLAYGAIN_ALBUM_GAIN
>
> I use MediaMonkey to manage everything these days, and I had a very
> quiet album, so had a look, and the tags showing in mediainfo are:
>
> Album_ReplayGain_Gain
>
Apesbrain wrote:
> You should be writing both "Track Gain" and "Album Gain" values as
> described above. The better setting is "Settings" > "Player" > "Audio"
> > "Volume Adjustment/Replay Gain: Smart Gain".
>
> http://wiki.slimdevices.com/index.php/Automatic_Volume_Adjustment
Hi, that link
slartibartfast wrote:
> Probably best to use EBU R128 in the replaygain settings as well.
>
> Sent from my Pixel 3a using Tapatalk
yes (this is what foobar2000 does and dbpoweramp as well by default).
LUFS is -18 in both by default (and what I use). I too use both
foobar2000 and dbpa.
If I rip a CD I use dbPoweramp to Rio it and set replaygain at the
encoding to FLAC stage.
If I record an LP to FLAC Ill run it through Foobar2000 to add the
replaygain
Iirc they are from the same software house so probably identical code
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Probably best to use EBU R128 in the replaygain settings as well.
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Or you can use the command line tool metaflac from FLAC tools
(https://xiph.org/flac/documentation_tools_metaflac.html).
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Thank you everyone, for your suggestions and inputs.
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Foobar2000 and Smart Gain in LMS.
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Spare SB3
AirPlay Bridge to Audio Pro A10
Squeezelite-x connected to home LMS with ZeroTier One.
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dbinder101 wrote:
> When I turn on replay gain for tracks (which is what I have been using
> for writing the settings) on my LMS Touch
You should be writing both "Track Gain" and "Album Gain" values as
described above. The better setting is "Settings" > "Player" > "Audio"
> "Volume
Agree on Foobar.
Copied and edited from another thread:
How do you apply Track AND Album tags using Foobar? Which tag would
smart gain read in a multi album playlist?
Foobar 2000 > ReplayGain -> Scan as albums (by tags). It takes ~10
seconds per album on my PC.
In a multi album playlist
dbinder101 wrote:
> Can anyone recommend an accurate replay gain utility?
I use dbPoweramp because I already have it, but Foobar2000 works fine
and doesn't cost anything.
-Andrew
*Touch* --> Benchmark DAC3 HGC --> Counterpoint NPS200 MkII + NPS400 -->
Meadowlark Heron
*Touch* --> Schiit
Can anyone recommend an accurate replay gain utility? Maybe I'm not
using the correct settings, what are the best settings to use? I have
been using beaTunes for a while but I find the results less than
satisfactory. When I turn on replay gain for tracks (which is what I
have been using for
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