I'm a LONG term dbpoweramp user. I just got a brand new Mac Mini to replace my old iMac.
In CD Ripper on my old computer i had the DSP Volume Normalize set to EBU R128 (track gain)as part of the ripping process. My goal is to normlize the volume level of the tracks on every CD i rip so i can avoid the constant raising and lowering of playback whern listening to my ripped files.
When installing dbpoweramp and looking to duplicate my set up, i scrolled past the Replay Gain DSP. It seems to do the ssame thing and i am unclear what the differences are.
My goal is NOT to apply tags to the music files, but to actually change the level of the music as i rip it. Is Volume Normalize the right DSP to do this?
In CD Ripper on my old computer i had the DSP Volume Normalize set to EBU R128 (track gain)as part of the ripping process. My goal is to normlize the volume level of the tracks on every CD i rip so i can avoid the constant raising and lowering of playback whern listening to my ripped files.
When installing dbpoweramp and looking to duplicate my set up, i scrolled past the Replay Gain DSP. It seems to do the ssame thing and i am unclear what the differences are.
My goal is NOT to apply tags to the music files, but to actually change the level of the music as i rip it. Is Volume Normalize the right DSP to do this?
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