How to Normalize or Change the Volume of Your MP3 Files

Have you ever been listening to MP3 music files that were really quiet while others were really loud?

you’re free to use it in two ways, which are Track or Album Mode.

Track mode corrects the mix of unrelated songs to the level you select.

If you need multilingual support, ensure to include the language files.

Using MP3Gain is a fairly simple process and can normalize your files in batches.

First press Add File(s) or Add Folder and browse to the files you want to normalize.

Or you could simply drag and drop the files you want into the app.

Now decide the Target Volume level.

Then choose Album Analysis to analyze the volume of each file.

This step isnt necessary, but you might be interested in checking out the differences in track volume levels.

In this example were going to go ahead and analyze the files.

Now wait while MP3Gain completes the process of analyzing the volume levels.

Now you’ve got the option to look through the analysis results.

The process completes and youll see what adjustments were made.

This is a great utility to normalize the volume of your MP3 collection and home recordings as well.

We tested it on Windows 7 x64 but it should work in previous versions too.Download MP3Gain for Windows