Please, if you will, take a look at some snapshots I took.īut first, some background.
They are being modified without my control.Ģ) I specified that my format of choice is "wave" so any talk about MP3 encoding, etc. I understand your fervor in defending your product but please, let's look at the facts presented here.ġ) I am not saving my files.
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I am a avid user of your product and I do intend on purchasing a registration key once this issue is resolved. Thank you for taking the time to reply to my thread Chris. I have learned the hardway, and I'm in the process of re-ripping my entire music collection into two separate folders. I check my volume settings and discover the maximum volume of my song has been lowered.Īnd I agree, with backing up my library. When I am done, I exit out of GoldWave without saving changes.Ĥ) Sometime in the future, let's say next week, I open the same song and notice that it sounds quieter. Both the left and right channels are at 100%.ģ) I begin doing some editing work on the song using various processes. So a simplified explanation or "TL DR" would be:ġ) I rip a song off a CD into 16-bit, 44.1 khz, 1411 kbps, PCM wave format.Ģ) I open the song in GoldWave and check my maximize volume settings. It appears that a unknown factor is permanently changing my files, so that they are unoriginal to their source. I agree that GoldWave shouldn't change the volume unless I tell it to but it is, without my consent. If I select "Full Dynamic Range", they go to 100%. If I select "Default", both channels go to 98%. The left channel is at 79.8% and the right channel is at 80.1%. I measured the change by looking at the maximize volume settings. Most of my editing/processing has to do with slowing down the tempo/pitch and reducing vocals.
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