> Also, there's a difference between changing the gain
> (volume) of a
> whole track, and compressing the dynamic range (which
> is what radio
> stations and advertisers do). The latter is... not
> favoured by most
> people, but might be something you could look into. It
> lets you hear
> the quiet spots in a track without having the volume
up> so high you
> break things on the loud bits (which is why radio use
> it). There's
> probably a plugin for FreeAmp or WinAmp to do that.
yeah, DFX for WinAmp does that. winamp.com/plugins?
Andy
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