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On 21/05/2012 10:51 PM, Pandu Poluan wrote: |
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> On May 21, 2012 9:18 PM, "Andrew Lowe" <agl@×××××××.au |
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> <mailto:agl@×××××××.au>> wrote: |
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> [ze schnipp] |
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> > Aarrrggghhh, I'm getting confused. More background on my |
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> original question. I work in a liquor store and the manager insists on |
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> playing the usual crappy FM radio station, "MORE HITS WHEN YOU WANT THEM |
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> AND WE HAVE THE BEST VARIETY......blah blah blah". I'm going crazy so |
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> I've loaded up a memory stick with music from my media machine and using |
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> a small Android tablet, play the music through the sound system instead |
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> of the radio. As you can guess this is not audiophile central, a cheap, |
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> quite old "3 in 1" sound system, one speaker one end of the shop, |
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> another in the middle of the shop. |
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> > I can't do the turn up/turn down thingy as I might set the |
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> level when I start, and it may happen to be a quiet song. I then head |
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> down the other end of the shop, the track finishes and is then followed |
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> by a loud track, which is most likely excessively loud for a shop. Or |
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> conversely I start with a loud track, set the level and then it's |
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> followed by a quiet track and the shop goes quiet. |
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> > I have no intention of applying whatever process to the media |
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> machine, the tracks on that remain as ripped. I only want to "fiddle" |
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> the tracks on the memory stick. As this is on an Android tablet, quite a |
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> cheap one at that, I'm also not sure how whizz bang the media player is |
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> so if I can get away with the tracks being as "standard" as possible |
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> would be good - my reading earlier on in this thread leads me to believe |
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> ReplayGain may not, although I'll prepared to test, be supported. |
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> > So with that background, normalise or ReplayGain? |
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> LOL don't tear your hair out, bro :-) |
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> My suggestion: |
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> 1. Go find someone with a PC, install "foobar2000" music player, load |
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> all your tracks, and let it apply Replaygain |
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Already have that covered, it's what I use on my research computer at Uni. |
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> 2. Go to the Android Mark... uh, Google Play Store, and search for |
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> "replaygain". There are several music players that will honor replaygain |
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> tags. Some of them are free. |
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Looks like something called "DeadBeef" will handle the situation. I'll |
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install that tomorrow and test. |
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> Rgds, |
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Thanks for the info, |
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Andrew |