Audio normalization

[John Rofrano]

[Jason O'Connell] “Is there a way to normalize multiple audio events as a group instead of individually? Other audio specific software allows for this and it would be great if Vegas did too! Currently, I render a .wav file at the end of the edit, re-import and normalize that file, but this isn’t ideal for our workflow.”

No, Vegas does not do this. It normalizes each clip individually against it’s own contents. You can always make a Product Suggestion to Sony to add this.

I’m curious, what audio application normalizes multiple clips against each other?

~jr

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[Ed Baldwin]

Adobe Audition will normalize a group of audio files.

-Ed B

[Jason O’connell]

Thanks John.

I made a product suggestion for this about 5 months ago. We’ll see if it ever gets in there.

When editing audio I mainly work in Pyramix Virtual Studio (a great program for editing classical music). Protools can also do this. As Ed also mentions, Adobe Premiere can do this as well.

Thanks!
jason

[John Rofrano]

Wow, I didn’t realize so many other apps had this feature. I must say this is a much better workflow than what I’m currently doing which is rendering the events out to Sound Forge to normalize them there. I just sent a suggestion to Sony as well. Thanks,

~jr

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