Changing file sound volumes

[victor]

Is there a way to change the default sound volume of a single sound file without having to raise the volume? I'm asking, because I transferred both .wavs and .mp3s to my cellphone, but it plays them with different volumes. I can barely hear one of them even when my phone's volume is at maximum.

 

[monsharen]

I think you will have to open it in some sound application and amplify it. There's probably some neat little script/program that could do it, but not that I know of.


Free audio editor. Haven't tried it but sounds good. (hah)
http://audacity.sourceforge.net/

 

[Montez]

Audacity works perfectly for that, no need to look further.

 

[10mmCurator]

One way I know of is to convert the .mp3 file to a .wav then use creative wave sudio to ampify then covert it back to a .mp3. it should play at the desired volume

 

[jello]

or maybe you can do it with soundforge without converting to .wav

 

[TheWesDude]

look for a setting called normalization

its usually set to 100% but generally you want to set it to like 98%

what that does is set the highest mean at a certian point