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We've compiled a list of 10 free and paid alternatives to AACGain. The primary competitors include MP3Gain, wxMP3gain. In addition to these, users also draw comparisons between AACGain and soundKonverter, iVolume, Normalize. Also you can look at other similar options here: Audio and Music Software.
We've compiled a list of 10 free and paid alternatives to AACGain. The primary competitors include MP3Gain, wxMP3gain. In addition to these, users also draw comparisons between AACGain and soundKonverter, iVolume, Normalize. Also you can look at other similar options here: Audio and Music Software.
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Improve the quality of MP3 collections by adjusting volume and applying audio effects.
AACGain is a modification to Glen Sawyer's excellent mp3gain program.
AACGain is a modification to Glen Sawyer's excellent mp3gain program.
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AACGain is a modification to Glen Sawyer's excellent mp3gain program. It supports AAC (mp4/m4a/QuickTime) audio files in addtion to mp3 files.
AACGain normalizes the volume of digital music files using the Replay Gain algorithm. It works by modifying the global_gain fields in the mp4 samples. Free-form metadata tags are added to the file to save undo information, making the normalization process reversible.
AACGain uses the same command-line user interface as mp3gain.
AACGain also integrates with iTunes using my iGain GUI.
Replay Gain
Normalize Volume
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