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Applying ReplayGain to Wav Files

I'd like to apply ReplayGain to a set of wav files before burning them to CD. Speek's Frontend is no longer supported and it doesn't work on my PC, so I need an alternative.

Any suggestions?

Applying ReplayGain to Wav Files

Reply #1 –
Quote from: Grey on
I'd like to apply ReplayGain to a set of wav files before burning them to CD. Speek's Frontend is no longer supported and it doesn't work on my PC, so I need an alternative.

Any suggestions?


replaygain adds tags (which WAV doesn't support). convert to a lossless format, apply RG, then burn (within foobar)

Applying ReplayGain to Wav Files

Reply #4 –
Quote from: JunkieXL on
You can apply WaveGain by itself and use whatever burning application you desire.

Actually, the mentioned Speek's frontend uses WaveGain. Obviously Grey is seeking for an easier solution than the command line program.

Applying ReplayGain to Wav Files

Reply #5 –
Omni Encoder will work.

Applying ReplayGain to Wav Files

Reply #7 –
Quote from: Alex B on
Obviously Grey is seeking for an easier solution than the command line program.

One can also use WaveGain via an SFX program that will automatically run a batch file after extraction, then remove the extracted files once finished. I know it can be done via WinZip Self-Extractor and WinRAR.

Applying ReplayGain to Wav Files

Reply #8 –
Thanks for the tips. Unless I can find another option, I think I'll give Burrn a try.