TSGL: A PROGRAM TO CONTROL THE SOUND ON A CD

[Beezersmom at aol.com]

Well, now you got me but I actually do know all about  DOS...aren't you 
surprised and your response did make me  laugh.
Thanks, I enjoyed it.
Toni

And what  version of DOS are you running :) ?!?

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Sent: Saturday, August 05, 2006 8:43 PM
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Subject: Re: TSGL: A PROGRAM TO CONTROL THE SOUND ON A  CD


Thanks a lot, Michael for the information on what to  do.
Believe it or not, I'm still using Roxio Easy CD Creator 5.   My  husband has

the lasted version installed on his PC and wanted  to install it on  mine and
I 
wouldn't let him, crazy but  true.
I know my Roxio and I'm a typical woman and I want to use what I know  and  
not learn all over again...:)
Hopefully, someone on the list  will come up with something to help me with  
all the CD's I've  already burned.
Toni

Depends  on the version of Roxio, I  suppose, but I have the latest version
and if  you're in an Audio  Project you click on the "Project Settings"
button
and  check the  box that says "Maximize Volume of each track". And yes, this
must  be  done before the CD is burned.

-----Original Message-----
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Behalf  Of  Beezersmom at aol.com
Sent: Saturday, August 05, 2006 6:43  PM
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Subject: Re: TSGL: A PROGRAM TO CONTROL  THE SOUND ON A  CD


Ron & Michael
Thank you and since I  use Roxio, I should  just go into the  program  and
look

for normalize?  You also  said before burning,  well what do  I do about
after

they are  already  burned?  Would it be too late to just use  normalize   on
Roxio 
or what do I do?
Toni


That's   correct.  There are filters you can use on a track or tracks in  Nero
before   burning an Audio CD. One of the filters is  "Normalize" which,  you
guessed  it, can be used to normalize the  volume  level.

-----Original  Message-----
From:   list-bounces at tsgserver.com  [mailto:list-bounces at tsgserver.com]   On
Behalf Of Ron Brunton
Sent:  Saturday, August 05, 2006  6:08  PM
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Subject: Re:  TSGL: A  PROGRAM TO CONTROL THE SOUND ON A CD

I'm  not sure,  but I think  that Nero has a setting that makes the  sound
level
uniform among all the  sound files burned to the  CD.

Ron  

-----Original  Message-----
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Sent: August 5, 2006 6:56  PM
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Subject: TSGL: A PROGRAM TO  CONTROL THE SOUND ON A   CD

I'm back and looking for a  program that will  automatically   control the
sound on CD's  that I make.  One  song is so low I  have  to crank up  the
sound
and some songs  are so loud that all 5 dogs   literally start  barking.  It
is
funny but the loudness  really  does startle them as  well as  me and I do
pamper my  babies.
I tried  a program a year or so ago  and it was  completely  useless and  as
usual, I can't remember  the  name but I do remember it was free,   probably
why it  didn't  work.
Any help anyone could provide me with will  be  greatly   appreciated and if
possible, I'd be real happy if it  were  free.   It looks  like I'm going to
have to shake  the money tree  to buy  the program  that "The  TSGL
Troubadours"
talked me into   buying  and   NOD32 (please no emails as it was a   really
"nice
dig",
Hon<G>)
Thanks a lot and I'll be  right  back with my  third and final  request,   I
hope.
Toni
"Aspire to inspire before  you    expire."


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