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Media Monkey is great also if you have a large collection. I use the ratings and occasion tags to organize my collection. I like how the meta data is part of th
by billfor 2y ago
Media Monkey is great also if you have a large collection. I use the ratings and occasion tags to organize my collection. I like how the meta data is part of the mp3 so you take it wherever your mp3 goes. I guess it’s not economically viable to have a streaming service to allow such flexible customization.
mp3gain from 2005 is another indispensable part of a large mp3 collection.
- distances 2y ago> mp3gain from 2005 is another indispensable part of a large mp3 collection. Do you use it for portable mp3 players? Wondering why mp3gain instead of ReplayGain capable player, seems wrong to edit the music data itself instead of just tagging the gain values.
- billfor 2y agomp3gain is at the frame level. Sonos in particular does not honor ReplayGain. So the workflow is to adjust the volume with mp3gain, then re-analyze those levels and set the ReplayGain. That way it plays on devices that don't honor Replay Gain. Sonos sucks for local mp3s - it's the only way to get the volume to come out the same for everything.
- distances 2y agoYep, probably the best way if you need to use ReplayGain unaware players.
- iggldiggl 2y ago> So the workflow is to adjust the volume with mp3gain, then re-analyze those levels and set the ReplayGain Doesn't that already happen automatically when you bake the adjustment into the file using mp3gain? Also small sidenote: There's also a modded version of mp3gain that supports AAC files, too, including the same workflow of optionally baking the adjustments into the AAC data itself for ReplayGain unaware-software. (https://github.com/dgilman/aacgain https://github.com/dgilman/aacgain)