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Carob Nut
 Member 13707 Level 4.40 Oct 2006 
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OK, so here's the deal. I like to record music that I write, but it all sounds extremely soft, although the balance and equalization are fine. I have to turn the volume all the way up on my computer to hear my songs. Would MP3Gain or ReplayGain solve this problem, or will that just give me clipping?
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