[Normalize Horns] Tutorial for same volume (only for .mp3 files)

[MegasXLR]

Hey, here's a tutorial on how to convert any horn from any other format to .mp3 and also how to make horns the same volume.

 

 

1. Download Format Factory and install it.

2. Select MP3 option in the program.

3. Click on the "Conversion Settings" button.

4. Select "Medium Quality" from the dropdown window.

At the bottom you can also change the output folder for the new files.

5. Select volume to be 200 from dropdown menu.

6. Click "OK".

7. Click on "Add Files"

8. Select one or more files you want converted to mp3 and click "Open".

9. Click "OK". 

10. Click "Start"

 

11. Download MP3Gain and install it.

12. Click on 'Add file" or "Add folder" depending if you want to normalize audio on single file or on lots of files.

13. When you've loaded your file(s) click on "Track Analysis"

14. Type "100.0" in the "Target 'Normal' Volume" box.

15. Click "Track Gain".

 

Normalized volume should be around or exactly 100db (can be 99.XX but that's close to 0 difference)

Edited January 23, 2016 by MegasXLR

[Guest F1MADKILLER]

Hey, here's a tutorial on how to convert any horn from any other format to .mp3 and also how to make horns the same volume.

 

 

1. Download Format Factory and install it.

FF DW.png

2. Select MP3 option in the program.

FF MP3.png

3. Click on the "Conversion Settings" button.

FF MP3 Window.png

4. Select "Medium Quality" from the dropdown window.

At the bottom you can also change the output folder for the new files.

Medium Quality.png

5. Select volume to be 200 from dropdown menu.

Vol200.png

6. Click "OK".

C Settings.png

7. Click on "Add Files"

AddFiles.png

8. Select one or more files you want converted to mp3 and click "Open".

Select Files.png

9. Click "OK". 

ClickOKFiles.png

10. Click "Start"

Start.png

 

11. Download MP3Gain and install it.

MP3Gain DW.png

12. Click on 'Add file" or "Add folder" depending if you want to normalize audio on single file or on lots of files.

AddFileFolder.png

13. When you've loaded your file(s) click on "Track Analysis"

TrackAnalize.png

14. Type "100.0" in the "Target 'Normal' Volume" box.

100db.png

15. Click "Track Gain".

TrackGain.png

 

Normalized volume should be around or exactly 100db (can be 99.XX but that's close to 0 difference)

U on vista still man upgrade but still nice backround and I shall download all the software (u pirate)

[MegasXLR]

I'm on 7 Ultimate dude

[Guest F1MADKILLER]

I'm on 7 Ultimate dude

blame cena

[Guest F1MADKILLER]

disliked -alekscore

 

Thanks

Edited January 24, 2016 by F1MADKILLER

[Guest AleksCore]

In few words you need to download Format Factory (probably would be a bit hard to find setup.exe without trojan).

And convert horns to MP3 using this audio settings: 44100HZ 128 KB/s 200% Volume Control.

 

Then you need to download MP3Gain (full stable version, exe or zip doesn't matter). Add files -> Track Analysis -> Set "Target 'Normal' Volume" to 100dB -> Track Gain

 

That's all, in short

[MegasXLR]

In few words you need to download Format Factory (probably would be a bit hard to find setup.exe without trojan).

And convert horns to MP3 using this audio settings: 44100HZ 128 KB/s 200% Volume Control.

 

Then you need to download MP3Gain (full stable version, exe or zip doesn't matter). Add files -> Track Analysis -> Set "Target 'Normal' Volume" to 100dB -> Track Gain

 

That's all, in short

I thought that every user would have to use this tut before uploading a horn =D That's why it's so noob friendly, people like pictures

[Cena]

 

I'm on 7 Ultimate dude

blame cena

 

Blame me 

[CochonAlcolique]

Just little add, would be better to normalize volume at 97db, so every mono or stereo files wont get saturation, you have to keep some headroom to not destroy your already poor audio files