Version:	1.0.15 (926)
Updated:	01 May, 2020
Compatibility:	Mac OS X 10.7 or later

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Great app!

I have grown tired of having to constantly monitor the volume control. This morning I did some searching and came upon MP3 Normalizer. I first went to the web site to try it out before purchasing and after converting two files, I knew this was a worthwhile purchase! The cost of the app is a steal! I have converted 16 large MP3 files and each file took maybe 2 minutes or less to convert. So easy to use and I didn't have to read several pages of "how to's). I have listened to 3 files and "yes" the volume is normal and stable. The sound is not compromised. Wish I had gotten the app long ago!!

^{By djingrum on Dec 18, 2017, USA}

Great for podcasts

Great for podcast volume control. I found the parameters of "adjust volume with loudness normalization set to -13.0 LUFS" and "enable automatic volume control" to work well with all of my voice podcasts. Not sure what it would do to music. I tried some competing (cheaper or free) products, but this is the only one that worked well for my situation.  I needed this product after purchasing a recessed lighting/bluetooth speaker unit for my shower. Without this product, I could not hear some guests in various podcasts due to the shower noise. With this product, I have yet to miss any spoken words across many different podcasts.  Also, a couple of my podcasts have loud commericals (relative to the normal podcast) inserted automatically at random places that used to cause me to have to yank out my earphones at the gym to avoid ear damage. This problem has also been solved by using this product. Recommended!

^{By Craig B SC on Jan 19, 2020, USA}

Exactly What I Was Looking For!

I have copied over 550 songs from records, tapes, CD,s etc. into one file. Some song volumes are soft, low, loud. Many Genres from old classic to modern rock. Now, to the point. I am able to drag and drop one song or all into the MP3 Normalizer box and simply all are done very fast. Plus this app can clip slow beginnings such as from old LP Records. I created a folder called MP3-Normalizer as a destination place for them to wind up. Then copy and paste the whole bunch back where it started. I’m not very computer smart, but this app pretty much does it for me. Oh, it is a MP3 program so all songs going into it must be MP3. So convert any you want and bingo!

^{By Captn James on Dec 03, 2017, USA}

IMPROVE QUALITY OF ENTIRE AUDIO COLLECTION IN ONE CLICK

MP3 Normalizer improves a sound of MP3 files, supports Peak and Loudness (EBU R128) Normalization methods and Automatic Volume Control for processing of speech records.

Simultaneously with normalization, MP3 Normalizer can apply Audio Effects, such as trimming of silence, fade-in, and fade-out for better playback.

MP3 NORMALIZER IS AN IDEAL OPTION FOR:

There are just some common cases of using MP3 Normalizer. However, you can apply it for much wider range of purposes.

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INPUT FORMATS

MP3 Normalizer accepts .mp3 and .wav files. As an output, you will have a new MP3 file with adjusted volume level and applied audio effects.

Please, note, that if you would like to normalize audio files of other formats, you have to convert them to MP3 first. We recommend using our To MP3 Converter for this purpose.

EASY AS ONE, TWO ...

To normalize your MP3 files you have just to drop them in application icon or window. The application will let you know when volume adjusting is done. MP3 Normalizer supports batch processing so you can process a single file or an entire tree of folders at one time.
Read More: Getting Started >>

TRUE BATCH PROCESSING

MP3 Normalizer allows to adjust a volume of the unlimited number of files and folders in one click and supports multiple normalizations simultaneously. If you process an entire tree of folders, MP3 Normalizer will replicate the structure of source folders. It is especially convenient if you need to adjust the volume of entire music collection.
Read More: Getting Started >>

"...batch normalize MP3 and WAV files in no time."

- mac.softpedia.com

CUSTOMISABLE NORMALIZATION METHOD

By default, MP3 Normalizer analyses every audio track and applies Peak Normalization algorithm with Target Level 0 dBFS. You can normalize either by Peak or Loudness (EBU R128) methods by choosing required method in Preferences. For improving the quality of voice records - we recommend enabling Automatic Volume Control, a feature which applies special processing of voice records.
Read More: Audio Effects and Volume Adjusting on Mac OS >>
Read More: Peak and Loudness (EBU R128) Normalization on Mac >>
Read More: Automatic Volume Control >>

AUTOMATIC OUTPUT SETTINGS

MP3 Normalizer estimates Bit Rate, Sample Rate and Channels, and applies optimal settings to output MP3s. It guarantees the best possible sound quality, saves your time and hard drive space.

If you would like to convert to a special Bit Rate, Channels, etc., just change settings in the Preferences.
Read More: Preferences / MP3 Format >>

AUDIO EFFECTS

MP3 Normalizer can apply fade-in and fade-out; trim silence in the start and end of audio tracks automatically. To use the effects simultaneously with volume adjusting, just enable them in Preferences.
Read More: Audio Effects and Volume Adjusting on Mac OS >>
Read More: Automatic Volume Control >>
Read More: Trimming Silence and Noise Automatically >>
Read More: Fade-In & Fade-Out Audio Effects >>

TAGS TRANSFER

MP3 Normalizer transfers all tags from source .mp3 or .wav file to normalized file. If you would like to check or modify tags after normalization, please, use our Tag Editor.
Read More: Preferences / Tags >>

INTEGRATION WITH ITUNES

MP3 Normalizer allows exporting converted tracks to new or existing iTunes playlists by a quick and easy way.
Read More: Exporting converted files to iTunes >>

*Note, we advice select Bitrate at 128 or lower meaning if you will burn normalized MP3 files to CD and listen to it in your car. Many CD car players couldn’t read MP3 files with Bitrates higher than 128 kbps.

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