Sound Normalizer

According to the fountain of all knowledge that is Wikipedia, audio normalization is “the process of increasing (or decreasing) the amplitude of an entire audio signal so that the resulting peak amplitude matches a desired target.”

Now that you know what audio normalization is, you may want to know what Sound Normalizer is. This is an application that weighs in at approximately 3MB (meaning the download will complete in no time at all). Once downloaded, Sound Normalizer works with any version of the Microsoft-developed Windows operating system. The installation process is as easy as pie.

If you have an audio file (MP3 or WAV) that lost its quality, or if you have an audio file and you want to improve its quality, then Sound Normalizer can help. This program improves and regains the quality of your MP3 and WAV files. It does this by checking and normalizing the volume of all your music files. Doing this is very simple. The user just needs to open the desired audio track and click on the Normalize button.

There are some other bits and pieces this application can do. It can, for example, let you edit the ID3 tags of all your mp3 files. Just in case you do not know this, the ID3 tag contains a lot of info about a music track – like title, artist, album, track number, and other information. There are two versions of ID3 out there – ID3v1 and ID3v2 (there’s actually no connection between them). The only thing that brings version 1 and version 2 together is the fact that Sound Normalizer provides support for both of them.

Sound Normalizer can also be used for conversion purposes. If you have an MP3 file you would like to convert to WAV format, Sound Normalizer can do that. If you have a WAV file you need to turn into an MP3, Sound Normalizer can do this just as easily.

Last but not least, you should know that Sound Normalizer comes with a built-in player that you can use to listen to your MP3 files.