Originally Posted by Vorticity
I would have thought the algorithm would derive the average or peak volume of each track or album (depending on ticked box) and adjust track to track, or album to album volume accordingly.
Well, the Sooloos does indeed calculate the relative peaks and Gain of the various CD's and Tracks

See the below information from the Sooloos Debug screen........the first Track is slightly older, while the 2nd Track is from a 2011 popular release

Tracks {
TrackName "Temptation"
TrackId 0s'3:1:eb8d5561-7e9e-4c6e-80d7-6a120c5bfe0f'
Length 268
IsPick f
IsUnpick f
TrackNumber 3
PlaybackOptions {
RealStartMs 0
RealEndMs 267720
NoiseStartMs 182
NoiseEndMs 265148
Gain -2.45000004768372
Peak 0.0
}
FileName "track03.FLAC"
FileInfo {
FileSize 26833667l
FileType "FLAC"
SampleRate 44100
BitsPerSample 16
ChannelCount 2


Tracks {
TrackName "Rumour Has It"
TrackId 0s'3:1:b90ade39-31e3-475d-a7d5-c0539b830522'
Length 223
IsPick t
IsUnpick f
TrackNumber 2
PlaybackOptions {
RealStartMs 0
RealEndMs 223266
NoiseStartMs 364
NoiseEndMs 218738
Gain -10.5
Peak -0.0199999995529652
}
FileName "track02.FLAC"
FileInfo {
FileSize 25827737l
FileType "FLAC"
SampleRate 44100
BitsPerSample 16
ChannelCount 2

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