[linux-audio-user] Here is my dilemma

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> If you are new to linux audio, I would suggest get
> Audacity from Planet
> CCRMA, import the songs (ripped off your existing
> CD) into Audacity
> (probably one at a time), use Audacity's "Normalize"
> or "Amplify" effect
> and maybe play with one of the compressors in the
> plug-in lists (I've
> used the "Dyson Compressor" to get a file that just
> almost touches 0 dB
> in the loud parts and is nice and "fat" looking. 
> You will have done a
> very quick and dirty mastering job that should make
> it sound lots better
> in your CD player.
 
It sounds like he needs to master and neither
normalize or Amplify will give you anything near the
control that JAMin is designed for.

ron
 
> Mike
> Mike Jewell
> One-Up Audio
> 
> 
> 
> 



		
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