Winamp Output PlugIns

bonehead_cre · 18th June 2003, 23:05

heyy ppl,
I was just messing around with a couple of different players, and I noticed MusicMatch has this little option which Levels the volume, so you dont get sudden peaks. I was wondering if there's something like this in Winamp 2.9 (which is still my favorite player), or even something better. I like to sleep with my music on, and I'd love an output plug in which would leven the volume so I wouldn't get some songs blaring while others I can just about hear. I tried the "Direct Sound output v2.2.6" and it's useless when it comes to volume control. So if there's something out there already, love to hear bout it.

- Bonehead

DJ Egg · 18th June 2003, 23:19

Best bet is to use MP3Gain

Though there are Winamp dsp plugins available (Audiostocker, Rocksteady, etc)

bonehead_cre · 18th June 2003, 23:46

The link you forwarded had a post with a link to http://wuzwuz.nuigalway.ie/~mike/win...diostocker.zip

this is a version of AudioStocker, it is now paid, but this one is free. So get it while you can, I fell in love with this one before I got to test RockSteady, i'll test it out later and follow up on that. Thanks a lot on that post man

18th June 2003, 23:05	#1
bonehead_cre Junior Member Join Date: Jun 2003 Posts: 2	Winamp Output PlugIns heyy ppl, I was just messing around with a couple of different players, and I noticed MusicMatch has this little option which Levels the volume, so you dont get sudden peaks. I was wondering if there's something like this in Winamp 2.9 (which is still my favorite player), or even something better. I like to sleep with my music on, and I'd love an output plug in which would leven the volume so I wouldn't get some songs blaring while others I can just about hear. I tried the "Direct Sound output v2.2.6" and it's useless when it comes to volume control. So if there's something out there already, love to hear bout it. - Bonehead

18th June 2003, 23:19	#2
DJ Egg Techorator Winamp & Shoutcast Team Join Date: Jun 2000 Posts: 35,894	Best bet is to use MP3Gain Though there are Winamp dsp plugins available (Audiostocker, Rocksteady, etc) Playlist -\|- Twitter

18th June 2003, 23:46	#3
bonehead_cre Junior Member Join Date: Jun 2003 Posts: 2	ohhh man The link you forwarded had a post with a link to http://wuzwuz.nuigalway.ie/~mike/win...diostocker.zip this is a version of AudioStocker, it is now paid, but this one is free. So get it while you can, I fell in love with this one before I got to test RockSteady, i'll test it out later and follow up on that. Thanks a lot on that post man

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