Tony, you wrote:
> but can't determine how to make the recording's volume to even out. All I
> manage to do is increase the overall volume of the recording.
And that's exactly what normalize should do: Increase the overall
volume. You seem to want to compress the audio. There are other tools to
One of the nice things about Gold Wave is that there's a GWAmp plugin for
it that lets you use Winamp effects plugins. So you can get a
compressor/limiter for Winamp, configure it just the way you like it, and
then get Gold Wave to process your file through it.
bruce
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Hello, if you want to use the normalization feature in SF, you would select
those parts which are lower than the rest, and normalize those one by one. I
should add a statement that the noise will spike up louder and drop lower,
and will not be smooth between transitions. If you ever are dealing wit
Apparently I don't understand the purpose of normalizing. I was under the
impression that by using normalize under the processing menu in Sound Forge,
one could average out the volume of a selected portion or an entire file.
I've made a recording first speaking softly then raising my voice then
