Audio normalization, gain and EQ on the station dashboard.

Comments: 22

• 20 Jul, '18
  jerry

  this would be *huge* as it's also something i'm looking into for my entire library. i know there is software out there that will allow me to normalize my own library and i'm looking into that but it's still a constant battle as i get new music. not sure how easy this would be but i dig it.

• 20 Jul, '18
  Scott Bringhurst

  This needs to be addressed ASAP. I've had a number of people tell me that their listening experience is degraded by poor sound quality and unequal volumes between tracks. This is NOT my problem. I use SAM Broadcaster to broadcast the same music on a weekly live show and there is no problem with the volumes between tracks. It is quite frustrating to make the effort to put a good channel on the air only to have people turn it off because of poor audio quality.

• 22 Aug, '18
  Kevin

  It is an important feature to consider adding to the platform. It respects the listener and will retain them longer.

• 15 Sep, '18
  Rocky Bucano

  Good idea a huge plus

• 06 Nov, '18
  Robert Bass

  I'm OK with it if broadcasters can enable / disable as desired. I do not want it enabled for my LIVE stream because I already have my own processing, but I would consider using it if I ever have to use AutoDJ.

• 08 Nov, '18
  Jim DeBaun

  Absolutely. Coming from Sam Broadcaster I am trying to mimic what I had there. The processing and volume between tracks was excellent. I have confidence that this will be addressed as well as the cross fading.

• 30 Jan, '19
  DJ Lorelei Merged

  Even though I use normalizing software to "fix" my mp3s before I upload them to the station, some songs are still playing on my station at a much lower volume than other songs, especially songs with spoken words in them. It would be nice to have the option to normalize the songs within the Live365 software so that they all play at the same volume recognized by the software that is broadcasting the songs.

• 30 Jan, '19
  Bogdan Admin

  "Normalizer Integrated in Broadcasting Software" (suggested by DJ Lorelei on 2019-01-30), including upvotes (1) and comments (0), was merged into this suggestion.

• 17 Feb, '19
  Tim Boudreau

  Auto limit, compress, expand of our stations going over the air, is my second most desired upgrade to Live365 after overlap with no fade.

• 03 Mar, '19
  Alex Nieves

  This process is critical to the listening experience. I Process all my music before loading it however I can still hear some volume issues every now and then.

• 04 Nov, '19
  Jeff

  Normalization would be HUGE. Please add this function. Thank you!

• 05 Jan, '20
  Dave

  I'm new to Live365 and so far this is an issue I'm having. Normalization would make all the difference!

• 21 Jan, '20
  Ionut Sarghi Admin

  "Add compression" (suggested by David D Doerrier on 2019-12-11), including upvotes (1) and comments (0), was merged into this suggestion.

• 22 Jan, '20
  Jennifer

  Normalization is definitely the feature we most need on our station. Would give a much more pro listening experience and enhance the profile and reputation of Live 365. Please add asap ! Thanks

• 22 Jan, '20
  David D Doerrier

  I agree with everyone on the thread - we need Compression. Out of all the great suggestions for upgrades to Live365 on this site, this is my #1 request. I have normalized all songs before uploading to Live365, but still hear volume fluctuations. Thanks.

• 12 Feb, '20
  Dale Heizer

  Let's face it, there are no 2 CD's out there that are recorded at the same audio levels, this makes it hard to reduce complaints from listeners that one minute they are turning up the volume to hear a song, then turning back down when it's too loud. Normalization/Gain control is really needed so we don't lose our listeners. I have tried to normalize all songs before uploading to Live365, but there are still volume fluctuations. Please expedite this and here's to a successful 2020 on Live365!

• 14 Apr, '20
  Kevin Ford

  I would love to have normalization as I'm also experiencing a wide range of volume levels when I listen back online after uploading to the station. Especially for the AutoDJ which I use quite a bit... Please, thanks!

• 25 Jul, '20
  SakeBito

  From back in the pre-2016 Live365 days I learned that prepping songs myself prior to uploading to the playlist is essential for a number of vital technical points, equalization being a big one. Generally I take every song into Audacity and tweak the volume (via the Amplify function in the "Effect" menu) to right at the clipping point - maybe a bit beyond, since it's rock 'n roll and all...
  
  But ad volume relative to content has become increasingly outrageous over the last six months...

• 26 Jul, '20
  Ronnaldo

  It would be great to control the general volume of commercials coming from the advertising server. Commercials on my station are consistently louder. We should have more control over the general volume of the commercials. It would really be a plus for my listeners.

• 14 Aug, '20
  Kevin

  Before starting my station I read many articles from the knowledge base on here. They say many/most broadcasters use AUTODJ and that we want to sound like terrestrial/professional radio as possible. This would make that happen!

• 22 Nov, '20
  MIDNIGHT MIKE

  This would be a huge plus!!!!

• 16 Dec, '20
  Eric

  Please, please, please put this at the top of priority list for new features. We recently acquired 236 songs from a professional music service so we could expand the presence of "oldies" on our station. All of our oldies are MP3 but the new music, which comes from a different service, is all M4A. We previewed the oldies we purchased and verified that the levels all seemed to be fine and then jumped into loading the music. After hearing them play back in AutoDJ, we are concerned because most of them play at a noticeably lower volume than the new music. Unfortunately, we may have no choice but to edit the levels on every song, delete what we recently added and then replace them with the edited versions. If the AutoDJ had a normalization or gain feature, this wouldn't be a time consuming problem. Thank you for considering our requests.