Help- WAV -> MP3 Volume Low

[memphis]

Any which way I convert a WAV file to MP3,
using tools in n-track or with grabber, the
resulting MP3 volume is way down. I don't understand
why... Please help me produce MP3s with the same
general volume as the original wave files.
Pardon me if this has been answered before,
I tried a search but couldn't find a pertinent
answer.

 

[bvaleria]

Check out Audioactive Production Studio:
http://www.audioactive.com

Bruce Valeriani
Blue Bear Sound

 

[GT]

bvaleria,

While you're here, I have a question about Audio Active.

Can you record line in on the computer, direct to MP3?

 

[bvaleria]

No - I can't see a way to do that - it only works at a file level..... I use ACID WAV - http://www.polyhedric.com/software - to get stuff from my line-in to a WAV file - then I use AudioActive to convert it to MP3....

Bruce

 

[GT]

bvaleria,

The reason I asked, is I use stand alone recording, and then line into the computer to Music Match.

With Music Match you can go line into the computer and record a MP3 without having to record a wav first. I was hoping that I could do the same with Audio Active.

The reason I would switch to Audio Active, is I heard Emeric's recording at 96KBps and it sounds great. Music Match at 96KBps has a lot of flutter, not nearly as good.

Is there a way of making Music Match sound better at 96KBps?

GT

 

[drstawl]

Music Match at 96 Kbps will always sound bad. They want you to buy the full version..... DON'T!
There's plenty better for FREE.
Do a search here for encoders.

 

[GT]

Hey Doc,

Any free encoder recomondations?