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	[[Main Page\|Wiki Home]] > [[{{WebHelp:Links\|Content}}\|MediaMonkey 5 Help]] > [[{{WebHelp:Links\|Playing Audio Tracks}}\|Playing Media Files]] > Volume Leveling		[[Main Page\|Wiki Home]] > [[{{WebHelp:Links\|Content}}\|MediaMonkey 2024 Help]] > [[{{WebHelp:Links\|Playing Audio Tracks}}\|Playing Media Files]] > Volume Leveling

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	#Configure the ''Target volume level for leveling tracks'' to the desired volume under '''Tools > Options > Volume Leveling''' from the Main Menu.		#Configure the ''Target volume level for leveling tracks'' to the desired volume under '''Tools > Options > Volume Leveling''' from the Main Menu.
	#Select all of the Files you wish to level and click '''Tools > Level Track Volume'''. This will take some time as each file will be individually analyzed, and the volume will then be adjusted so that the file(s) can play back leveled on any player.		#Select all of the Files you wish to level and click '''Tools > Level Track Volume'''. This will take some time as each file will be individually analyzed, and the volume will then be adjusted so that the file(s) can play back leveled on any player.[[File:Wiki-MM2024 Confirmation Level Track Volume.png\|center\|alt=MediaMonkey Level Track Volume confirmation\|MediaMonkey Level Track Volume confirmation]]<br><br>

	To level the volume of files when [[{{WebHelp:Links\|Ripping_Tracks_from_CDs}}\|Ripping a CD]], or converting between audio formats (note that this is a lossy operation--the newly created files will not be exact replicas):		To level the volume of files when [[{{WebHelp:Links\|Ripping_Tracks_from_CDs}}\|Ripping a CD]], or converting between audio formats (note that this is a lossy operation--the newly created files will not be exact replicas):

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	== Leveling Playback Volume ==		== Leveling Playback Volume ==

	To level the playback volume of a file as it plays in MediaMonkey:		To level the playback volume of a file as it plays in MediaMonkey:
	#First make sure that all tracks have a volume leveling coefficient (also known as a Replay Gain tag). Select all of your Files and click '''Tools > Analyze Volume''' from the Main Menu. This will take some time as each File will be individually analyzed and (per Track and per Album) volume adjustment coefficients will be calculated for each File/Album (displayed as a deviation from the 'Target volume for playback'). Note that per-Album coefficients are only calculated when all files on an album are selected to be analyzed. Once calculated, volume leveling coefficients are viewable in Properties or in the tracklist. You can change the default settings via '''Tools > Options > Volume Leveling'''. <br>Note: If you have [[{{WebHelp:Links\|Upgrading_to_the_Gold_Version}}\|MediaMonkey Gold]], the volume leveling options allows you to automate volume analysis so that it occurs in the background by enabling ''Automatically analyze volume of unanalyzed files''. This can be done for Audio, Video, or both Audio and Video files.		#First make sure that all tracks have a volume leveling coefficient (also known as a Replay Gain tag). Select all of your Files and click '''Tools > Analyze Volume''' from the Main Menu. This will take some time as each File will be individually analyzed and (per Track and per Album) volume adjustment coefficients will be calculated for each File/Album (displayed as a deviation from the 'Target volume for playback'). Note that per-Album coefficients are only calculated when all files on an album are selected to be analyzed. Once calculated, volume leveling coefficients are viewable in Properties or in the tracklist. You can change the default settings via '''Tools > Options > Volume Leveling'''. <br>Note: If you have [[{{WebHelp:Links\|Upgrading_to_the_Gold_Version}}\|MediaMonkey Gold]], the volume leveling options allows you to automate volume analysis so that it occurs in the background by enabling ''Automatically analyze volume of unanalyzed files''. This can be done for Audio, Video, or both Audio and Video files.
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	== Leveling Track Volume ==		== Leveling Track Volume ==

	To losslessly level the volume of MP3 Files already in the library:		To losslessly level the volume of MP3 Files already in the library:

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	#First make sure that all tracks have a volume leveling coefficient (also known as a Replay Gain tag). Select all of your Files and click '''Tools > Analyze Volume''' from the Main Menu. This will take some time as each File will be individually analyzed and (per Track and per Album) volume adjustment coefficients will be calculated for each File/Album (displayed as a deviation from the 'Target volume for playback'). Note that per-Album coefficients are only calculated when all files on an album are selected to be analyzed. Once calculated, volume leveling coefficients are viewable in Properties or in the tracklist. You can change the default settings via '''Tools > Options > Volume Leveling'''. <br>Note: If you have [[{{WebHelp:Links\|Upgrading_to_the_Gold_Version}}\|MediaMonkey Gold]], the volume leveling options allows you to automate volume analysis so that it occurs in the background by enabling ''Automatically analyze volume of unanalyzed files''. This can be done for Audio, Video, or both Audio and Video files.		#First make sure that all tracks have a volume leveling coefficient (also known as a Replay Gain tag). Select all of your Files and click '''Tools > Analyze Volume''' from the Main Menu. This will take some time as each File will be individually analyzed and (per Track and per Album) volume adjustment coefficients will be calculated for each File/Album (displayed as a deviation from the 'Target volume for playback'). Note that per-Album coefficients are only calculated when all files on an album are selected to be analyzed. Once calculated, volume leveling coefficients are viewable in Properties or in the tracklist. You can change the default settings via '''Tools > Options > Volume Leveling'''. <br>Note: If you have [[{{WebHelp:Links\|Upgrading_to_the_Gold_Version}}\|MediaMonkey Gold]], the volume leveling options allows you to automate volume analysis so that it occurs in the background by enabling ''Automatically analyze volume of unanalyzed files''. This can be done for Audio, Video, or both Audio and Video files.
	#Use '''Play > Level playback volume''' from the Main Menu. This will cause the [[{{WebHelp:Links\|Player}}\|Player]] to adjust the volume level using the 'per Track'/'per Album' coefficient depending on configuration (for 'per Album' leveling, Track Volume is used if Album Volume is unknown).		#Use '''Play > Level playback volume''' from the Main Menu. This will cause the [[{{WebHelp:Links\|Player}}\|Player]] to adjust the volume level using the 'per Track'/'per Album' coefficient depending on configuration (for 'per Album' leveling, Track Volume is used if Album Volume is unknown).


	== Leveling Track Volume ==		== Leveling Track Volume ==

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	Use '''Tools > Options > Volume Leveling''' from the Main Menu to configure the volume leveling settings in MediaMonkey		Use '''Tools > Options > Volume Leveling''' from the Main Menu to configure the volume leveling settings in MediaMonkey

	[[File:Wiki-~~MM5~~ Options Volume Leveling.~~jpg\|796px~~\|center\|MediaMonkey Volume Leveling Options]]		[[File:Wiki-MM2024 Options Volume Leveling.png\|center\|alt=MediaMonkey Options Volume Leveling settings\|MediaMonkey Options Volume Leveling settings]]


	*''Level playback / sync volume'' can be set to ''per Track'' or ''per Album'' depending on your preference. With per Track all files will play at the same volume, whereas per Album volume variances between files on an Album are preserved.		*''Level playback / sync volume'' can be set to ''per Track'' or ''per Album'' depending on your preference. With per Track all files will play at the same volume, whereas per Album volume variances between files on an Album are preserved.

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	To level the playback volume of a file as it plays in MediaMonkey:		To level the playback volume of a file as it plays in MediaMonkey:
	#First make sure that all tracks have a volume leveling coefficient (also known as a Replay Gain tag). Select all of your Files and click '''Tools > Analyze Volume''' from the Main Menu. This will take some time as each File will be individually analyzed and (per Track and per Album) volume adjustment coefficients will be calculated for each File/Album (displayed as a deviation from the 'Target volume for playback'). Note that per-Album coefficients are only calculated when all files on an album are selected to be analyzed. Once calculated, volume leveling coefficients are viewable in Properties or in the tracklist. You can change the default settings via '''Tools > Options > Volume Leveling'''. <br>Note: If you have [[{{WebHelp:Links\|Upgrading_to_the_Gold_Version}}\|MediaMonkey Gold]], the volume leveling options allows you to automate volume analysis so that it occurs in the background by enabling ''Automatically analyze volume of unanalyzed files''. This can be done for Audio, Video, or both Audio and Video files.		#First make sure that all tracks have a volume leveling coefficient (also known as a Replay Gain tag). Select all of your Files and click '''Tools > Analyze Volume''' from the Main Menu. This will take some time as each File will be individually analyzed and (per Track and per Album) volume adjustment coefficients will be calculated for each File/Album (displayed as a deviation from the 'Target volume for playback'). Note that per-Album coefficients are only calculated when all files on an album are selected to be analyzed. Once calculated, volume leveling coefficients are viewable in Properties or in the tracklist. You can change the default settings via '''Tools > Options > Volume Leveling'''. <br>Note: If you have [[{{WebHelp:Links\|Upgrading_to_the_Gold_Version}}\|MediaMonkey Gold]], the volume leveling options allows you to automate volume analysis so that it occurs in the background by enabling ''Automatically analyze volume of unanalyzed files''. This can be done for Audio, Video, or both Audio and Video files.
	#Use '''Play > Level ~~Volume~~''' from the Main Menu. This will cause the [[{{WebHelp:Links\|Player}}\|Player]] to adjust the volume level using the 'per Track'/'per Album' coefficient depending on configuration (for 'per Album' leveling, Track Volume is used if Album Volume is unknown).		#Use '''Play > Level playback volume''' from the Main Menu. This will cause the [[{{WebHelp:Links\|Player}}\|Player]] to adjust the volume level using the 'per Track'/'per Album' coefficient depending on configuration (for 'per Album' leveling, Track Volume is used if Album Volume is unknown).

	== Leveling Track Volume ==		== Leveling Track Volume ==

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	== Leveling Playback Volume ==		== Leveling Playback Volume ==
			To level the playback volume of a file as it plays in MediaMonkey:
	#Select all of your Files and click '''Tools > Analyze Volume''' from the Main Menu. This will take some time as each File will be individually analyzed and (per Track and per Album) volume adjustment coefficients will be calculated for each File/Album (displayed as a deviation from the 'Target volume for playback'). Note that per Album coefficients are only calculated when all files on an album are selected to be analyzed. You can change the default settings via '''Tools > Options > Volume Leveling'''. <br>Note: If you have [[{{WebHelp:Links\|Upgrading_to_the_Gold_Version}}\|MediaMonkey Gold]], the volume leveling options allows you to automate volume analysis so that it occurs in the background by enabling ''Automatically analyze volume of unanalyzed files''. This can be done for Audio, Video, or both Audio and Video files.		#First make sure that all tracks have a volume leveling coefficient (also known as a Replay Gain tag). Select all of your Files and click '''Tools > Analyze Volume''' from the Main Menu. This will take some time as each File will be individually analyzed and (per Track and per Album) volume adjustment coefficients will be calculated for each File/Album (displayed as a deviation from the 'Target volume for playback'). Note that per-Album coefficients are only calculated when all files on an album are selected to be analyzed. Once calculated, volume leveling coefficients are viewable in Properties or in the tracklist. You can change the default settings via '''Tools > Options > Volume Leveling'''. <br>Note: If you have [[{{WebHelp:Links\|Upgrading_to_the_Gold_Version}}\|MediaMonkey Gold]], the volume leveling options allows you to automate volume analysis so that it occurs in the background by enabling ''Automatically analyze volume of unanalyzed files''. This can be done for Audio, Video, or both Audio and Video files.
	#Use '''Play > Level Volume''' from the Main Menu. This will cause the [[{{WebHelp:Links\|Player}}\|Player]] to adjust the volume level using the 'per Track'/'per Album' coefficient depending on configuration (for 'per Album' leveling, Track Volume is used if Album Volume is unknown).		#Use '''Play > Level Volume''' from the Main Menu. This will cause the [[{{WebHelp:Links\|Player}}\|Player]] to adjust the volume level using the 'per Track'/'per Album' coefficient depending on configuration (for 'per Album' leveling, Track Volume is used if Album Volume is unknown).


	== Leveling Track Volume ==		== Leveling Track Volume ==

Lowlander at 04:00, 15 December 2020

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	== Related ==		== Related ==

	* [[{{WebHelp:Links\|Playing Audio Tracks}}\|Playing ~~Audio Tracks~~]]		* [[{{WebHelp:Links\|Playing Audio Tracks}}\|Playing Media Files]]

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	For more information on these approaches, see: [[{{WebHelp:Links\|Basic Concepts}}\|Basic Concepts: Volume Leveling]]		For more information on these approaches, see: [[{{WebHelp:Links\|Basic Concepts}}\|Basic Concepts: Volume Leveling]]


	== Volume Leveling Settings ==		== Volume Leveling Settings ==

	Use '''Tools > Options > Volume Leveling''' from the Main Menu to configure the volume leveling settings in MediaMonkey		Use '''Tools > Options > Volume Leveling''' from the Main Menu to configure the volume leveling settings in MediaMonkey

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	*'''Tools > Options > Performance''' from the Main Menu has a setting to set how many CPU cores MediaMonkey is allowed to use during ''Volume analysis'' ([[{{WebHelp:Links\|Upgrading_to_the_Gold_Version}}\|Gold feature]]).		*'''Tools > Options > Performance''' from the Main Menu has a setting to set how many CPU cores MediaMonkey is allowed to use during ''Volume analysis'' ([[{{WebHelp:Links\|Upgrading_to_the_Gold_Version}}\|Gold feature]]).


	== Leveling Playback Volume ==		== Leveling Playback Volume ==
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	#Select all of your Files and click '''Tools > Analyze Volume''' from the Main Menu. This will take some time as each File will be individually analyzed and (per Track and per Album) volume adjustment coefficients will be calculated for each File/Album (displayed as a deviation from the 'Target volume for playback'). Note that per Album coefficients are only calculated when all files on an album are selected to be analyzed. You can change the default settings via '''Tools > Options > Volume Leveling'''. <br>Note: If you have [[{{WebHelp:Links\|Upgrading_to_the_Gold_Version}}\|MediaMonkey Gold]], the volume leveling options allows you to automate volume analysis so that it occurs in the background by enabling ''Automatically analyze volume of unanalyzed files''. This can be done for Audio, Video, or both Audio and Video files.		#Select all of your Files and click '''Tools > Analyze Volume''' from the Main Menu. This will take some time as each File will be individually analyzed and (per Track and per Album) volume adjustment coefficients will be calculated for each File/Album (displayed as a deviation from the 'Target volume for playback'). Note that per Album coefficients are only calculated when all files on an album are selected to be analyzed. You can change the default settings via '''Tools > Options > Volume Leveling'''. <br>Note: If you have [[{{WebHelp:Links\|Upgrading_to_the_Gold_Version}}\|MediaMonkey Gold]], the volume leveling options allows you to automate volume analysis so that it occurs in the background by enabling ''Automatically analyze volume of unanalyzed files''. This can be done for Audio, Video, or both Audio and Video files.
	#Use '''Play > Level Volume''' from the Main Menu. This will cause the [[{{WebHelp:Links\|Player}}\|Player]] to adjust the volume level using the 'per Track'/'per Album' coefficient depending on configuration (for 'per Album' leveling, Track Volume is used if Album Volume is unknown).		#Use '''Play > Level Volume''' from the Main Menu. This will cause the [[{{WebHelp:Links\|Player}}\|Player]] to adjust the volume level using the 'per Track'/'per Album' coefficient depending on configuration (for 'per Album' leveling, Track Volume is used if Album Volume is unknown).


	== Leveling Track Volume ==		== Leveling Track Volume ==
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	== Related ==		== Related ==

	* [[{{WebHelp:Links\|Playing Audio Tracks}}\|Playing Audio Tracks]]		* [[{{WebHelp:Links\|Playing Audio Tracks}}\|Playing Audio Tracks]]

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	[[Main Page\|Wiki Home]] > [[{{WebHelp:Links\|Content}}\|MediaMonkey ~~2024~~ Help]] > [[{{WebHelp:Links\|Playing Audio Tracks}}\|Playing Media Files]] > Volume Leveling		[[Main Page\|Wiki Home]] > [[{{WebHelp:Links\|Content}}\|MediaMonkey 5 Help]] > [[{{WebHelp:Links\|Playing Audio Tracks}}\|Playing Media Files]] > Volume Leveling

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	Use '''Tools > Options > Volume Leveling''' from the Main Menu to configure the volume leveling settings in MediaMonkey		Use '''Tools > Options > Volume Leveling''' from the Main Menu to configure the volume leveling settings in MediaMonkey

	[[File:Wiki-~~MM2024~~ Options Volume Leveling.~~png~~\|center\|~~alt=~~MediaMonkey ~~Options~~ Volume Leveling ~~settings\|MediaMonkey~~ Options ~~Volume Leveling settings~~]]		[[File:Wiki-MM5 Options Volume Leveling.jpg\|796px\|center\|MediaMonkey Volume Leveling Options]]


	*''Level playback / sync volume'' can be set to ''per Track'' or ''per Album'' depending on your preference. With per Track all files will play at the same volume, whereas per Album volume variances between files on an Album are preserved.		*''Level playback / sync volume'' can be set to ''per Track'' or ''per Album'' depending on your preference. With per Track all files will play at the same volume, whereas per Album volume variances between files on an Album are preserved.
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	== Leveling Playback Volume ==		== Leveling Playback Volume ==

	To level the playback volume of a file as it plays in MediaMonkey:		To level the playback volume of a file as it plays in MediaMonkey:
	#First make sure that all tracks have a volume leveling coefficient (also known as a Replay Gain tag). Select all of your Files and click '''Tools > Analyze Volume''' from the Main Menu. This will take some time as each File will be individually analyzed and (per Track and per Album) volume adjustment coefficients will be calculated for each File/Album (displayed as a deviation from the 'Target volume for playback'). Note that per-Album coefficients are only calculated when all files on an album are selected to be analyzed. Once calculated, volume leveling coefficients are viewable in Properties or in the tracklist. You can change the default settings via '''Tools > Options > Volume Leveling'''. <br>Note: If you have [[{{WebHelp:Links\|Upgrading_to_the_Gold_Version}}\|MediaMonkey Gold]], the volume leveling options allows you to automate volume analysis so that it occurs in the background by enabling ''Automatically analyze volume of unanalyzed files''. This can be done for Audio, Video, or both Audio and Video files.		#First make sure that all tracks have a volume leveling coefficient (also known as a Replay Gain tag). Select all of your Files and click '''Tools > Analyze Volume''' from the Main Menu. This will take some time as each File will be individually analyzed and (per Track and per Album) volume adjustment coefficients will be calculated for each File/Album (displayed as a deviation from the 'Target volume for playback'). Note that per-Album coefficients are only calculated when all files on an album are selected to be analyzed. Once calculated, volume leveling coefficients are viewable in Properties or in the tracklist. You can change the default settings via '''Tools > Options > Volume Leveling'''. <br>Note: If you have [[{{WebHelp:Links\|Upgrading_to_the_Gold_Version}}\|MediaMonkey Gold]], the volume leveling options allows you to automate volume analysis so that it occurs in the background by enabling ''Automatically analyze volume of unanalyzed files''. This can be done for Audio, Video, or both Audio and Video files.
	#Use '''Play > Level playback volume''' from the Main Menu. This will cause the [[{{WebHelp:Links\|Player}}\|Player]] to adjust the volume level using the 'per Track'/'per Album' coefficient depending on configuration (for 'per Album' leveling, Track Volume is used if Album Volume is unknown).		#Use '''Play > Level playback volume''' from the Main Menu. This will cause the [[{{WebHelp:Links\|Player}}\|Player]] to adjust the volume level using the 'per Track'/'per Album' coefficient depending on configuration (for 'per Album' leveling, Track Volume is used if Album Volume is unknown).

			== Leveling Track Volume ==
	== Leveling Track Volume ==

	To losslessly level the volume of MP3 Files already in the library:		To losslessly level the volume of MP3 Files already in the library:

	#Configure the ''Target volume level for leveling tracks'' to the desired volume under '''Tools > Options > Volume Leveling''' from the Main Menu.		#Configure the ''Target volume level for leveling tracks'' to the desired volume under '''Tools > Options > Volume Leveling''' from the Main Menu.
	#Select all of the Files you wish to level and click '''Tools > Level Track Volume'''. This will take some time as each file will be individually analyzed, and the volume will then be adjusted so that the file(s) can play back leveled on any player.~~[[File:Wiki-MM2024 Confirmation Level Track Volume.png\|center\|alt=MediaMonkey Level Track Volume confirmation\|MediaMonkey Level Track Volume confirmation]]<br><br>~~		#Select all of the Files you wish to level and click '''Tools > Level Track Volume'''. This will take some time as each file will be individually analyzed, and the volume will then be adjusted so that the file(s) can play back leveled on any player.

	To level the volume of files when [[{{WebHelp:Links\|Ripping_Tracks_from_CDs}}\|Ripping a CD]], or converting between audio formats (note that this is a lossy operation--the newly created files will not be exact replicas):		To level the volume of files when [[{{WebHelp:Links\|Ripping_Tracks_from_CDs}}\|Ripping a CD]], or converting between audio formats (note that this is a lossy operation--the newly created files will not be exact replicas):