Will I need to do ReplayGain if iTunes has Sound Check?
I've been using ReplayGain (Foobar) to level the loudness of some audio file compilation.
If my daughter has a different compilation, mostly for listening to her iPad, does it even make sense for me to run ReplayGain (using Foobar) first prior to using Sound Check?
Also, should I enable Sound Check on both iTunes (on the pc) and on the iPad? Or will turning Sound Check on iTunes prior to syncing with the iPad do? I know it doesn't take much effort to enable them on both devices but I just wanted to know.
Introduction to Sound Check
http://ipod.about.com/od/advanceditunes ... eck_it.htm
[iPad 2] Enable Sound Check
http://en.kioskea.net/faq/16504-ipad-2- ... ound-check
Thank you.
If my daughter has a different compilation, mostly for listening to her iPad, does it even make sense for me to run ReplayGain (using Foobar) first prior to using Sound Check?
Also, should I enable Sound Check on both iTunes (on the pc) and on the iPad? Or will turning Sound Check on iTunes prior to syncing with the iPad do? I know it doesn't take much effort to enable them on both devices but I just wanted to know.
Introduction to Sound Check
http://ipod.about.com/od/advanceditunes ... eck_it.htm
[iPad 2] Enable Sound Check
http://en.kioskea.net/faq/16504-ipad-2- ... ound-check
Thank you.