I run a music studio.  How do I make themusic louder after mastering it.?
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I am not sure what is happening, but here is a pretty simple suggestion.\n\nI would bring in a home style setup.  Remember that most studio equipment is high-end compared to the stuff most people have at home.\n\nCreate a track the way you normally do, and then play it on the home stereo you brought into the studio.  Now you have a comparison you can make in less than 30 minutes.\n\nWhen you make the first test recording, do it just like you have before.  For the second recoding, check the overdrive limit of the CD, and record this 2nd CD as high as possible without distortion.\n\nI hope this suggestion will help you.  My profile contains my email address, so if you experiment and are still having trouble you can write me.\n\nBest of luck,\nJeffrey
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There are two ways:\n1. Use any audio editing software, such as iTunes or Cool Edit Pro. In iTunes it's called 'Sound Check'. It's right on the: Edit - Preferences - Playback, and click on the 'Sound Check' icon. This will adjust the volume ABOUT the same level.\nOn Cool Edit Pro it's located in: Edit - Group waveform normalize, then you can follow the instruction inside.\nThis will also adjust your music at ABOUT the same level.\nThe key word was ABOUT the same level. This method is only practical, but sometimes some songs is still louder than the other, in this case you should go with option...\n\n2. Trust your ears.\nAdjust every track in your CD manually using the most sophisticated sound check ever, your ears!\nThis method will take some time, but it is worth it. You must be patient. Cool Edit Pro is my weapon of choise when it comes to sound editing.\nGo to: Effects - Amplitude - Amplify - Constant Amplification; Then adjust the volume track by track, using your ears as a measuring tools.\n\nGood luck!
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Try this free one,called Quartz AudioMaster Freeware\nhttp://www.digitalsoundplanet.com/SoftwareHouse/Products/Audio_Master/Freeware/freeware.phtml
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turn ure volume up on computer or speakers.\nplug in speakers. \nor if broken\nbuy new ones
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You'll most likely have to use a Burner Software which has audio volume leveling as an option.  Most of the new commercial software (NERO, ITUNES, etc...) has the option somewhere in the menuing system.
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Go under Nividia mixer and there you can control the volume and other things
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try this...\nAND AS THE BEATS GO NUMB.......\ni think its coool!by the way i am famous at giving titles!!
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use a solid state amp and the absolute cheapest distortion stomp box you can find. Turn everything up louder than everything else. Oh, maybe learn how to play your instrument
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Once you have reduced the quality of the file, you have permanently reduced the quality of the song. You could up mix back to 128kbps but it would sound just like the 64kbps.
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There must be a speaker sign on bottom line that is task bar. If you can not see that or removed by mistake. Open control pannel - select sound and audio devices - check on place volume on task bar. Now you will see speaker sign on task bar and you can control volume level by clicking that!\n\nExternal hard drives are good for their portability characteristic but they are comparatively slow then internal ones.
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check out Audio Cleaning Lab by Magix\n\nwww.magix.com
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I think probably Audacity - http://audacity.sourceforge.net - will provide you the most control over your sound for the least amount of money. This is a quality piece of software with no risk of spyware or adware that is completely free and issued under a public license. Most other programs will either be inconsistent or have limited free trials.\n\nBest of luck!
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change the heads, paint and laquer them, shine the hardware, get new cymbals, change out any broken hardware, play them cooler (i don't know how cool you play them now, but cooler never hurt)\nand finally\nget a subwoofer for your kick.  when i first saw this guy pull this thing out, i was like "what the heck is that thing?"  and after we miced everything, i knew that i had to have one.  it is the coolest thing ever.  its like a second kick in front of your regular one, and it doesnt get hit but just amplifies the sub heard frequencies.  awesomeness.
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If your sound card only accepts mono you will need to upgrade the card. Try this program first. It will automatically detect your sound cards capabilities and configure itself for maximum performance:\nhttp://www.soundrecorder.net/
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Click Start>Programs> Accessories> Entertainment> VolumeControl then make sure that none of the volume faders are muted and bring their faders up.
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try Sony Sound Forge 8. it's a wonderfull software, but a bit hard to use. you should know some phisical properties of sound.
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Most serious music sequencers will do this, try Cubase or Cakewalk; or Pro Tools if you're loaded (it needs dedicated hardware that's pretty expensive)\n\nOR try an easy cheat; the vocals are normally mixed so the same vocal signal comes out of both speakers. If you reverse the phase of one track (any basic music programme will do this) and then mix the left and right tracks together, the two vocal signals will cancel each other out, leaving just the instruments that are mixed anywhere other than centrally. Try it, it often sounds pretty good.