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Subject:standardizing volume
Posted by: golbert
Date:9/27/1999 1:20:00 AM
I am working on a multimedia movie using Director 7. I have been using .wav files recorded on microsoft's sound recorder and incorporating them into my movies, but the files have varying sound levels depending on who was speaking,when, etc. What results is that some sounds can hardly be heard and adjusting your computers volume for them only causes your eardrums to rupture on other sounds. Is there a way to run all my files through something that will change them to the same volume level? Re-recording is not an option since many sounds are regular sound files from microsoft. thanks in advance. golbert |
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Subject:Re: standardizing volume
Reply by: mihkal
Date:10/1/1999 6:43:00 AM
make 3 normalizing batches batches 1 for speaks RMS10 2 for music RMS16 3 for sounds RMS14 or whatever AND NORMALIZE ... Golbert wrote: >>I am working on a multimedia movie using Director 7. I have >>been using .wav files recorded on microsoft's sound >>recorder and incorporating them into my movies, but the >>files have varying sound levels depending on who was >>speaking,when, etc. What results is that some sounds can >>hardly be heard and adjusting your computers volume for >>them only causes your eardrums to rupture on other sounds. >>Is there a way to run all my files through something that >>will change them to the same volume level? Re-recording is >>not an option since many sounds are regular sound files >>from microsoft. >> >>thanks in advance. >>golbert >> |
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Subject:Re: standardizing volume
Reply by: golbert
Date:10/2/1999 3:01:00 PM
Mika Laiti wrote: >> >>make 3 normalizing batches batches >> >>1 for speaks RMS10 >>2 for music RMS16 >>3 for sounds RMS14 or whatever >> >>AND NORMALIZE ... >> >>Golbert wrote: >>>>I am working on a multimedia movie using Director 7. I have >>>>been using .wav files recorded on microsoft's sound >>>>recorder and incorporating them into my movies, but the >>>>files have varying sound levels depending on who was >>>>speaking,when, etc. What results is that some sounds can >>>>hardly be heard and adjusting your computers volume for >>>>them only causes your eardrums to rupture on other sounds. >>>>Is there a way to run all my files through something that >>>>will change them to the same volume level? Re-recording is >>>>not an option since many sounds are regular sound files >>>>from microsoft. >>>> >>>>thanks in advance. >>>>golbert >>>> |
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Subject:Re: standardizing volume
Reply by: golbert
Date:10/2/1999 3:02:00 PM
Could someone be more specific? Josh |