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On Mon, 8 May 2000 14:32:58 +0100, "David Haworth" <dave@fyonn.net>
wrote:

>> One method, which involves more work, but will give a much better
>> result, is to use the Presets system in Winamp. This allows you to set
>> the Pre-Amp volume as well as any other EQ settings for a track, it
>> will then use these settings when playing that track in the future.
>
>I had no ideas it could do that. I'll have to give it closer inspection :)
>thanks
>
>dave

This may be of some help, it's an old post from the Winamp Message
board.

<QUOTE>
Subject: RE: How Do U Make Song Specific EQ Settings ? 
Author: Some1 (98AA26A5.ipt.aol.com)
Date:   10-16-1999 18:48


Step 1: Set the EQ at the level you want it for the song 
Step 2: Click the "Preset" button, select the "Save" option, and then
select "Auto Load Preset" 
Step 3: WITHOUT changing the name on the preset (if you do so, it wont
work), click save in the box that pops up, and you're done. 

The preset will load whenever the song it is set for is played,
provided that you have the "Auto" feature turned on. 
</QUOTE>



I think you will find this easier and quicker than trying to normalize
the files in an sound editor, Just setting the max volume of each file
to be the same will probably not have the desired effect, unless you
just want to keep the sound below a certain level that is.

Mark