Ipod Question

[90 accord]

so, i've been having issues with my ipod sound levels.. whenever i play music, some songs play way loud, while others are so quite you can barely hear them.. is there a way to normalize the volume at all?

i have touch, if it matters

 

[Drake]

It may have to do with the 'sources' of your music..... Unless you buy everything from iTunes. Now, there may be a conversion program or something along those lines that will let you do a batch job and equalize them out.

 

[BigJ]

On my iphone there is an option to make it so that it levels the sound across songs.

 

[90 accord]

On my iphone there is an option to make it so that it levels the sound across songs.

whats the option called? i see one called sound check, but it doesnt have a description

 

[K2e2vin]

My Nano has this feature. Look for "Sound check", and turn it on. By default I believe it's turned off.

Edit: noticed I was a little late. Anyways, it gives you a description in iTunes.

 

[90 accord]

My Nano has this feature. Look for "Sound check", and turn it on. By default I believe it's turned off.

Edit: noticed I was a little late. Anyways, it gives you a description in iTunes.

awsome, thanks! hopefully i wont have to mess with the volume on my dock every time the song changes!

 

[totalburnout]

You can change the songs via iTunes.

Under Edit -> Preferences - > Playback -> Sound Check.

 

[Battle Pope]

If you want a more technical solution, there is an app called mp3gain that will scan your files and normalize them all to a volume you specify.

 

[SlushboxTeggy]

You can change the songs via iTunes.

Under Edit -> Preferences - > Playback -> Sound Check.

Yup. You can do it for free in iTunes.

 

[Battle Pope]

As far as I know, Itunes doesn't change the volume level on the MP3 file itself, just normalizes it on the itunes front-end.

I should note that MP3gain is freeware, easily located via google.

 

[SlushboxTeggy]

As far as I know, Itunes doesn't change the volume level on the MP3 file itself, just normalizes it on the itunes front-end.

I should note that MP3gain is freeware, easily located via google.

Not sure how I did it, but I had the same problem, clicked around on iTunes, and now they all play at the same level. Before I could barely hear one, then the next would deafen me.