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Sounds like what you want to do is normalize the volume. &nbsp;MP3Gain can do this.<br />
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<a href="http://mp3gain.sourceforge.net/" rel="ugc">http://mp3gain.sourceforge.net/</a><br />
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<i>Be sure to write the output file to a different file, not the source file.</i>
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Sounds like what you want to do is normalize the volume.  MP3Gain can do this.

http://mp3gain.sourceforge.net/ [http://mp3gain.sourceforge.net/]

Be sure to write the output file to a different file, not the source file.

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I started with MP3Gain (which I got thanks to Dr. Klahn a long time ago :)), but that seems to only work in normalizing the volume across different files - it didn't normalize within the file.&nbsp; The Audacity solution works great.&nbsp; Thanks!
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I started with MP3Gain (which I got thanks to Dr. Klahn a long time ago :)), but that seems to only work in normalizing the volume across different files - it didn't normalize within the file.  The Audacity solution works great.  Thanks!

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<p>I am running Windows 10. &nbsp;I normally use NERO Wave Editor to do minor (amateur) sound editing, but can't find a way to adjust the volume in one segment of an audio file. &nbsp;The song gets much too loud in one segment, and I would like to just soften that one portion so it's the same volume as the rest of the song.&nbsp; Is there a program that will do it?&nbsp; Thanks, Phil</p>
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I am running Windows 10.  I normally use NERO Wave Editor to do minor (amateur) sound editing, but can't find a way to adjust the volume in one segment of an audio file.  The song gets much too loud in one segment, and I would like to just soften that one portion so it's the same volume as the rest of the song.  Is there a program that will do it?  Thanks, Phil

Adjusting volume in an audio file

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