
How to normalize the volume of several mp3s?

How to get my mp3s to sound with a similar volume/loudness?

When the music was distributed on vinyl and recorded in an analog way, it was an exception that one audio sounded louder or quieter than the others.
On the other hand, since it took several seconds to change the disk, our mental reference to the volume of the previous disk had been erased, we were no longer so clear.
Today, with digitalized music and videos and with digital players that can play playlists, it is extremely noticeable if there is a change, jump, etc. in the volume or loudness level from one audio to another or from one video to another.
Mp4Gain is the professional mass solution that has been developed so far and it is very simple to use: just load the audios (of any popular format, not just mp3s) and the same with audios and press a button and soon we will have the problem of the resolved volume.
Explain why this happens in the digital age and did not happen in the analog one does not fall back on the myths of the supposed analog superiority.
Rather, today we have equipment to reproduce much higher quality that detects and makes it noticeable, since we have become accustomed to high fidelity, which perhaps in the analog era would have gone unnoticed.
We also find that now almost any audio or video file that reaches us has been manipulated in one way or another by an “intermediary”. That is, someone encoded or re-encoded that audio or mvideo, chose a bitrate, etc. and it is NOT reaching us, in that sense the original file. And this manipulation done by amateurs greatly influences the quality and loudness.










