SuperMp3Normalizer for Windows

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Developer’s Description

Normalize the volume level of your MP3 files.

Have you noticed the difference in volume level of your mp3, which produces the unpleasant situation of manually adjusting the volume control of your player according to the type of music you are playing? SuperMp3Normalizer is the unique solution. It offers a new normalization algorithm that helps not only to optimize the volume level among each mp3 file of your collection, but also makes internal adjustments of the volume level so that no part of your MP3 files is inaudible. By just clicking, you will be able to normalize your complete mp3 collection and, as a result, you will get an even volume level, not only among the different pieces of music but also among the different sections of each one of them (introduction, melodic pieces, songs, musicals). SuperMp3Normalizer will keep the ID3 Tags of your mp3 file, leaving it just as it was before processing, but including the optimized volume.

Version 1.04.21 may include unspecified updates, enhancements, or bug fixes.

SuperMp3Normalizer for Windows

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GENERAL

Release: April 10, 2007

Latest update: December 5, 2008

Version: 1.04.21

OPERATING SYSTEMS

Platform: Windows

Operating System

Windows 2000
Windows 95
Windows XP
Windows ME
Windows 98
Windows NT
Windows 10
Windows Vista

Additional Requirements: Windows 95/98/Me/NT/2000/XP/Vista

POPULARITY

Total Downloads: 31,412

Downloads Last Week: 1

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User Reviews

2.8/5

12 User Votes

Completely useless.
Tiercel46February 6, 2013
Pros
Easy to use, so you can get to the point where it crashes that much quicker.
Cons
When working with more than a couple of dozen tracks, crashes about 99% of the time. This makes it totally useless because unless it can process ALL the mp3 files in a single batch it won't end up with all tracks at the same volume level
Summary
I've tried running this at different priorities (normal and idle), with different options (AutoNormalize and manual 150% volume increase), and on different computers with different versions of Windows. Only once did it get past about a third of the files in a collection of folders, but has now crashed about 15 times. I've reported this to customer support and they said they're "unable to replicate the problem". So I sent them a sample mp3 file that crashes even if run by itself with all the factory default settings, and haven't heard back. They refuse to give refunds so I'll be reporting this to Better Business Bureau, disavowing the credit card charge with my bank, and posting honest reviews (like this one) to warn others away from this piece of junk. It might work beautifully for some lucky folks, and they might have super-sophisticated algorithms that sometimes work perfectly, but if they can't debug their own software or stand by their product then they shouldn't be in business.
great stuff works perfectly
scholenzNovember 15, 2011
Pros
excellent easy 2 use
Cons
none known
Summary
Does what it is supposed to
InfinitebaffleApril 1, 2011
Pros
No limit to file size
Cons
Kinda slow, but not that bad
Summary
It is worth the money. I have tested many normalize programs and this is in the top 3. They also claim to have a mp3 repair program...We will see about that one
The best of several tested
bogbasicFebruary 17, 2011
Pros
I tried several normalisers and this did the best job. Recommended.
Cons
I couldn't program to save my life so I'm not finding cons, just yet.
Summary
I think this is the program which will finally stop me going deaf with the deadly noise-cancelling in-ear phones! I'm not going to listen to anything unless its been through this program, so I got the licensed version. Support was good - they get you round any issues, and then you can batch-normalise your whole collection! The volume level is remarkably constant throughout the quiet- and the loud-bits of each MP3 and (most importantly) it does not vary from track to track. Even works for Alva Noto. Get it or go mutton jeff!
Works very well.
mcada99February 2, 2010
Pros
* Easy to use * Works in the background without taking too much processing power * Single files, whole folders or your entire music catalogue can be normalized at once * Lets you compare before and after * Can undo normalization
Cons
* Only minimises to systray icon, not to taskbar * Can ruin some files if you're not careful - don't overwrite until you've listened to the result!!! * Multiple passes across each file ensure good normalization but can take time
Summary
This program is very easy to use, and manages to normalise the sound within a track as well as across tracks. It works for all types of music, but works especially well for orchestral pieces. The end result is a uniform volume level for all your music that is generally louder than it was before - no more turning it up to 11 to hear one song and down to 3 for others. It alters the peak levels within a track, not just metadata like some programs, ensuring that no matter what media player you're using, you will always get a consistent sound. NOTE: If you find that it crashes, e-mail their tech support and they will direct you to a site with a patch. The patch resolves the issue. $24.95 well spent.
Is This A Joke ??
RegEditorApril 29, 2008
Pros
Easy to use when it works. You have three choices for normalization. <p>1. Is Auto Normalize thats their Recommended setting <p>2. Is normalize volume to 1.50 <p>3. Advanced Normalization you can change the default <p> settings to where you think the normalized settings <p> should be but this takes way too long its a trial <p> and error guess on the different settings with <p> unlimmited do overs. <p>For me the second option worked best normalize volume to 1.50 it didnt get the songs to the same audio level but close enough to where I wasnt turning the volume up and down on my Mp3 CD Player all the time.
Cons
After normalizing around 10-12 MP3s the program stops working. And I cant get SuperMp3Normalizer 1.04 to normalize a single Mp3 I have to do a batch normalize for the program to work. I wasted $24.95 on SuperMp3Normalizer 1.04 It would be nice if the program worked the way the makers of the program Pro-Software says. If they do a updated version I hope they read this comment and fix all the bugs with this program. Always make a backup of all your Mp3s just to be on the safe side.
Summary
Good, but crashes on some mp3
davehermannJanuary 2, 2008
Pros
Cons
Summary
Normalized half then wanted payment. I paid and never heard anything. Junk!
latex_semi_gloss_enamelNovember 8, 2007
Pros
Cons
Scam!
Summary
Stingy Trial Restriction
Software TesterJune 29, 2007
Pros
Seemed to do a good job at normalizing my mp3 files a few I had to go over them again with SuperMp3Normalizer 1.04. But I was able to listen to my mp3 files without having to adjust the volume control all the time on my PC.
Cons
(Stingy Trial Restriction). You only get a 5 use trial period so you want to normalize is many mp3's as you can per session. A 30 day trial period would be nice to really see if SuperMp3Normalizer 1.04 meets your needs. Also make sure you make a back up of all your MP3's
Summary
The best
downloader2001April 28, 2007
Pros
Very high quality output
Cons
none
Summary