StArSeEd wrote:

Got an idea to test your psychoacoustic threshold theory..

Whoops, it's not a theory just yet; merely a hypothesis
(and a source for curiosity).

1. Encode an MP3 from the normalized wave.
2. Encode an MP3 from the original source.

Hey, I know! I'll use MFSL's "Dark Side Of The Moon" for this!

3. Use MP3Gain to do an MP3-native 'scale factor edit' to increase the volume of the quiet MP3
to match that of the normalized MP3 as closely as possible (it'll help if you know exactly how
much you raised the volume of the normalized wave).
4. Compare.

That's a very, very good idea. As soon as I get this "MP3Gain" and
learn how to use it, I'll let you know what happens.

Then again, before I just go about trying to "learn how to use it", got
any suggestions on which college I should attend so that I can come here
afterwards and talk about my findings? :-)

Myke

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