![]() ![]() ![]() IVolume calculates the volume perceived by the human ear for each song of your Apple Music (or iTunes) music collection. Therefor iVolume gets the most out of the approved Replay Gain algorithm and adjusts your songs accordingly. If you don't have Music or iTunes yet, please download it now for free: IVolume works closely together with the Apple Music app (formerly iTunes), the most popular music player for Mac and PC. In its default configuration, you just have to hit the “Start” button and iVolume will do its magic. It processes all your files of your Music/iTunes library and ensures that every track is adjusted to the perfect volume level. ![]() iVolume takes care for itself about already analyzed songs, so once a song is analyzed it will be processed very fast on subsequent uses of iVolume. The behaviour of the Start button can be configured in iVolume's preferences to fit your needs. If you're a long time customer and prefer the usage philosophy of iVolume 2 you can make iVolume 3 to behave just like that, besides other modes. By the way, you can also right click (or Control-click) the Start button to choose the action to perform ad hoc. Please note that iVolume is based on the Sound Check feature of Apple. So you have to make sure to turn on Sound Check in the Playback Preferences of Music/iTunes to get the desired effect. The same applies to any iPhone, iPod, iPad or Apple TV that you may have. ![]() Apple provides the Sound Check option on all its solutions. Sound Check is a feature that is intended to play back all of your songs at approximately the same volume. However, Sound Check is very limited out of the box and often fails to calculate the correct perceived volume of your songs. iVolume replaces the computed volume information of your songs so that Sound Check actually works perfectly. If you have some songs that need to be adjusted with special settings, you can make use of groups in iVolume. Create a separate group for each bunch of songs that should share common adjustment settings. Your configuration has to be done only once, iVolume remembers all your fine tuned settings. But please note: if your goal is just to have all your songs at the same volume level, you usually don't need any group at all. Just leave all your songs in the “Default” group and let iVolume process them. With groups and their settings there are some nice advanced usage patterns possible. If you want to completely ignore all songs that were already processed by iVolume to speed up the processing even more, just do the following:Ĭreate a group e.g. Now every time you have adjusted your songs, just move them into this “Already adjusted” group. Next time you launch iVolume, new songs will automatically appear in the Default group and you can immediately start adjusting them by hitting the “Start” button. Again, when finished, move them into your “Already adjusted” group. To begin adjusting your songs with the specified settings, click the Start button. In its default configuration, iVolume ensures that every song is adjusted to the perfect volume level. However, only those songs that are new to iVolume have to be analyzed, making the adjustment process as fast as possible.Ĭreate groups to apply individual fine tuned settings to any specified subset of your songs. You can specify if the songs in a group should be automatically or manually adjusted or even completely ignored by the adjustment process. ![]()
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