Beginning musicians often face the problem that the recordings they made during rehearsals sound quiet. On the one hand, you can rewrite it, but on the other hand, waste time and money on it again? Now, if you could make a quiet file sound a little louder, it would be just great. And you can do it. Let's look at several ways - from the trivial to the interesting.
Instructions
Step 1
The first step is to work with the audio system setup. If these are ordinary computer speakers, you can change the acoustic data. It is quite possible that this is the problem. For a rock composition, for example, there is an equalizer tuned to rap. Naturally, the sound will change, and some instruments will be simply muted.
Step 2
You should also pay attention to the volume control, which is built directly into the operating system. If the slider is very low, then connect at least meter speakers, but there will be no sense. To make the sound louder, you need to raise this slider to the very top.
Step 3
If such an operation did not help, then it is necessary to call "heavy artillery", namely, to start working with editorial programs such as Sony SoundForge.
Step 4
Having opened the window of this program, we begin to look for the "Process" tab. When you move the cursor over it, a menu will automatically appear, from which you should select the “Volume” sub-item. Then, with a slight movement of the mouse wheel (or holding the slider with the cursor), we raise it up to the level we need.
Step 5
Immediately it is worth making a reservation that with a disproportionately strong increase in the volume level, sound distortions may appear, which would be very inappropriate.
In order to prevent this from happening, it is recommended to resort to the help of statistics and find out the maximum available level. If, for example, the maximum level is -4, 2 decibels, then you can add no more than 4, 2. Otherwise, everything that is louder than this level is likely to be distorted.
