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Title:	How to increase volume for a particular audio file in Sony vegas platinum
Site:	Canon HV20 User Forum
Forum:	Mac - Computers, Editing and Software
Total authors:	1 author
Total thread posts:	1 post
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How to increase volume for a particular audio file in Sony vegas platinum

Started 2 months, 2 weeks ago (2008-06-24 15:30:00) by Worley

Quote: Originally Posted by pascalbrown Thanks worley. I've been using the normalize feature a lot recently, but the result is that you end up with a lot of noise. High gain --> high noise I suppose. I was going to try soundforge to see if I could use some sort of filter to get rid of the noise? Have you got any advice on that?...