low volume audio files are useless, whether it's an MP3 song you want to listen to on your computer or a recorded audio file that's not strong enough. Obviously I'm talking about low volume even when, using the volume bar of the speakers of the computer and the media player, it doesn't feel strong enough.
As for music, having mp3 files at different volumes and at lower volumes certainly causes a great nuisance in case you are listening to a playlist of different songs.
Adjusting the volume evenly for all tracks can be done very easily with the MP3 Gain program I had already covered in the article on how to set MP3 music to the same volume .
In this case instead we see how to raise and increase the maximum volume for a specific mp3 audio file, because it has been badly recorded or because you want to listen to it louder.
To start leveling and adjusting the volume, you need to download one of these recommended programs.
A small tool that allows you to raise or lower the volume tone of an mp3 file is MP Trim .
This program allows you to adjust the volume of MP3s both manually and automatically (as MP3 Gain also does).
The peculiarity lies in the fact that it keeps the musical quality intact and it doesn't matter how many times an MP3 is processed, because it works on the file without having to decode and recode.
Among other things, it also allows you to cut MP3 and eliminate parts of silence or unwanted.
To turn up the volume of an mp3 file that feels too flat, you can also use an automatic online service, which is on the Vloud website .
You upload the song directly on the website page and, after processing, you listen to the preview so, if you like, you re-download the music that this time you should hear better.
WavePad is a more powerful program that can do a lot of things, including the function of amplifying and normalizing the volume.
Without using programs, you can turn up the volume of an mp3 file by uploading it to the MP3 Louder website which also allows you to choose how many decibels to turn up the volume of the file and on which channels.
Another free program, this time open source, to raise and normalize the volume of music tracks and also to normalize the volumes of different audio tracks is LASTAR
Other useful programs to manipulate audio files and also to modify their volume are Audacity and Nero Wave Editor, described in other pages of this blog.
Finally, GoldWave is a non-free software that can be freely downloaded and installed on the PC in a trial version.
