d6jg wrote: 
> You can indeed but I adopted RG as opposed to Normalisation some while
> ago.
> There is a Normalisation option in VinylStudio but my collection is
> about 2000 CDs to 650 LPs so RG was easier when I started out. That said
> I’m still re ripping stuff that I foolishly did at 320kbps MP3 at the
> outset!

Normalization is not the same as boosting the overall volume.
Normalization loses the dynamics as it's more akin to dynamic
compression. Digitally boosting these tracks with 12dB as proposed will
lift everything by these same 12dB, ending up at ±-3dB absolute for the
loudest peaks and (-3dB - the difference between loudest and quietest)
for the quietest parts. Think of it as just turning the volume knob on
your amplifier.
It does seem strange to me however that RG doesn't work when your volume
is fixed at 100. I've been using RG on all my files for years and never
once had this issue on any client with this setting in effect. I thought
that this was done server-side befor sending out to the client ...



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