Originally Posted by Dolf
Originally Posted by AudioImages
And you did rip your CDs using the Control 15?
The volume 'offset' information is created during the ripping process I think.
It is a mix. When I originally had difficulty setting up my C15, I re-ripped my collection at the time with the C15. However, I mostly build my CD collection in Hawaii, rip it all there to FLAC and ALAC with dBpoweramp and then download the files and update my systems when I get home.

I tried this out by deleting �The Who� �The Ultimate Collection� and re-ripping it, but I can�t hear any difference/improvement. I am not sure if I should have done the ripping process differently to make the volume levelling work. If this is the issue it would create a whole new can of worms set of questions and issues, but with my simple initial test it doesn�t seem to be.
Hi Dolf
I can confirm that the Gain and Peak Track information above also happens when Sooloos IMPORTS an existing FLAC or ALAC file...........i.e. it's not just the Sooloos Ripping that creates the necessary data

Just to confirm........the individual Tracks have the necessary data to perform the Volume Levelling or "Replay Gain" to give it its proper title.........whether ID40 is implementing or using that Data it is something I can't comment on at the moment

Worth remembering that JackD is using an MS600 (rather than an ID40)......and this maybe implementing the Data properly

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