[ddots-l] Re: Mystery About CD Compilation
- From: "Dave Carlson" <dgcarlson@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: <ddots-l@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sun, 3 May 2009 11:37:43 -0700
Hello Maree,
When you have all the tracks added, tab to the track list and press Ctrl-A to
select all. Then when you tab some more you'll find a button "Properties" .
That brings up a two-page dialog, one of which allows you to affect how the
audio gets filtered, normalized, reverbed, etc.
Also even without that, there's always a normalize all tracks checkbox
available to allow you to have them all set to the same basic level.
I don't see any control over compression, etc. but perhaps you can mess around
with these settings, and burn off a few CDs until you find something you like.
Dave
----- Original Message -----
From: Maree Steinway
To: ddots-l@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Sent: Sunday, May 03, 2009 05:34
Subject: [ddots-l] Mystery About CD Compilation
Hi there,
I have been compiling a mixture of MP3's and mp'4's onto an audio disk using
Nero 6. I am puzzled why the vocal and sax solos on both of these sound
compressed, really low in the mix and almost a ghostly reverb in some tracks
when I play the disk on a variety of regular sound systems only to get the same
result. I don't know much but I'm just wondering if there should be some level
that I should be checking in 'sndvol32' or some other dialog. I am still using
JAWS 5.10 and cannot check the default setting in sndvol32, if indeed this is
what I should be looking at, can anyone tell me what the default setting should
be or where I should be looking to find a solution 'cos it's driving me mad, or
is it my old analog ears?
The files don't have that sound if I play them from my hard drive, only the
compilation CD itself. So it must be something I'm doing wrong in the disk
burning process I guess. Pretty please, what could it be?
Marée
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