How to adjust the MP3 files so that they all have the same loudness without any quality loss.

For those who always play mp3 songs files with mp3 player, did you come across instances where some songs are louder, and others are softer? When listening to the songs, the thing that disturbs me most is the adjustment of the volume.

 At one instance, the song is too loud for my ear and I have to turn the volume down. Then in the next instance, the song is too soft and I have to turn the volume back up. I bet you have experienced the same scenario before.Tired of reaching for your volume knob every time your mp3 player changes to a new song?

How about normalizing all the songs to about the same volume so that you won’t have to play with the volume button every time?

MP3Gain is a simple application that serves one main purpose – to analyze and automatically adjust your MP3 files so that they play at the same volume. The changes MP3Gain makes are completely lossless, it adjusts the MP3 files without decoding or re-coding, so the quality remains the same as before the adjustment. You can change the volume as many times as you want, and the mp3 will sound just as good or just as bad as it did before you started.

 How to Adjust Your MP3 Files

1. Open MP3Gain. Click on Add Files to add your music files.
2.Click on Track Analysis (or Album Analysis). It might take some time, depending on the size of your music library. The information will then be displayed on the screen.

3. The default target volume is 89dB, but you can change it to your preferences. If you want it to be louder, change to a higher value.Example 92dB.

4.Click on the Track Gain (or Album Gain) to repair the tracks.

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