iTunes will do a volume analysis and equalize volumes (somewhat). Tango Mail wrote: > Ok.. so.. I DJ'd last night had a pretty hard time with the sound system > because for some reason the volume level fluctuated a lot. > I thought of something that might make life easy for those that DJ AND dance > at the same time and don't sit behind the system constantly > to tinker with the volume levels. > > How about someone with connections or the electronic-know-how develops a > small box that you'll plug between the computer/cd-player and > amp/sound system.. you pre-program a decibel level that you know works well > in that particular space and something that's easy to change up or > down depending on amount of people and their white noise. If a recording > happens to be a bit on the quieter side the box automatically > cranks the volume up a bit to the pre-programmed decibel level and if the > recording is new and loud it would lower the volume level. > > You wouldn't have to touch the volume control on the computer or the > soundboard at all (least if you have pre-made cortinas - with non-premade > cortinas life might suck as the box would attempt to raise the volume as you > were lowering it to fade out - maybe the box could have a fade-out feature). > Anyone that comes up with such box or schematics to build such box would > rock! I would certainly provide premade cortinas for such-a-person :) > > JK > _______________________________________________ > Tango-L mailing list > [email protected] > http://mailman.mit.edu/mailman/listinfo/tango-l >
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