emalvick wrote:
> That seems to work, and I generally don't find myself changing the
> volume except when I get surprised when I switch over to streaming
> (which generally doesn't have RG) and the jump in volume startles me.
There is a setting in LMS player settings to reduce the volume of
str
As far as I understand it, RG (the standard) has a set target level,
-89db. Any change to that should NOT be done in the (writing of) tags,
but rather on the fly by the software or hardware playing it back.
In winamp, it's called the rg preamp, and so u can in effect change the
89 to 92 by addi
As far as I understand it, RG has a set target level, -89db. Any change
to that should NOT be done in the (writing of) tags, but rather on the
fly by the software or hardware playing it back.
In winamp, it's called the rg preamp, and so u can in effect change the
89 to 92 by adding 3db on playb
Rnee wrote:
> Thanks guys!
>
> Nice to read that this topic also serves others.
>
> I am a Foobar user for a long time so that's what I used.
> On the Foobar website I found some info regarding RG, it states that one
> might use a lower preamp for classical music...
> What is the reason for do
