Audio editing software?

[Lie_Cheat_Steal]

I have a bunch of mp3 and wma on my HD. but the volume is very low on them. is there a program that I can get that would give me the ability to turn the volume up on those songs?

[Anomoly]

there isnt anything out there to amplify it you can try turning it up but if you do it wil be distorted

[.TheCriMson[K20]]

cool edit pro works pretty ood for amplifying signals.

[Rev ATARI]

Here is a program I used for some time, it works good but it only does 1 file at a time

LINK

[Lie_Cheat_Steal]

Originally Posted by Rev ATARI

Here is a program I used for some time, it works good but it only does 1 file at a time

LINK

werd, I 'll try that when I get home from work

[The_Producer]

Acid SoundForge is what I use to compile music. You CAN import an MP3 and change the master volume of it, and export it as a new MP3 file without distortion.

[Alto]

Any mp3 editing software program would render this work. Try this with FlexiMusic Wave Editor, where in, from the menu choose the "Volume" in which, select the "Simple Compress/ expand" option to opt the percentage of the volume for the entire mp3 file. I suggest that choosing 85% of volume would be optimum for the entire mp3 file.
http://www.fleximusic.com/

[cryogen97]

you can try audacity. it's free and open source. pretty nice to use. just google for it.

[LevelSevenCivic]

Originally Posted by cryogen97

you can try audacity. it's free and open source. pretty nice to use. just google for it.

They also have a portable version on www.portableapps.com. This will run off your usb flash drive. I use it at work pretty often. It's great and doesn't require you to install non-approved software on your companies machines. :-p