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please help im burning all my trackz and they arent tha same sound level? whut is a good program?
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You may want to be a little more specific.............on that question
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like the 1st track is louder than the 2nd and so on...
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uuuhhhh.........let me think.........you mean when you record the levels are the same......but when you write to CD, it changes ??
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How about a little more more specific
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Sound Forge is good. The Waves Bundle is also. You need something with a compressor and/or normalizer. Wave Hammer, L* maximizer, etc.
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