Hi,
I recently exported a MMM arrangement to WAV. Later I need to re-export (MMM) it with some minor changes. If you now compare the two exported files (WAV) then you can see that one louder than the other.
How does that work, anyone know why? And ofcourse, how do I change this so that they're the same volume?
Thanks....
p.s. very much...
p.s. 2. as usual..
Your question is not clear but here is some explanation:
Example: Save a Project by giving any name such as "First Music" edit as you want when you will click Export a dialogu box will appear choose wave and NORMALIZE(choose settings as you want) export it.
After exporting you got two options if you want to edit the first project. Save after editing as a TAK or re export after editing with different name. When export use normalization. It will keep the volume at same level. You can also export your first project without normalizing volume and export edited second project with normalize volume. The best thing is keep doing experiment if you want to learn.
OR
When you are done finalizing your first project "First Music" export it, use normalize volume. After exporting copy the entire project and paste below. On arranger you will got two items mute all tracks in the first one which is "First Music" then work on the second copied item do editing as you want. Now you can export as wave using normalize volume.
Note when you export if you mute any track that will not be exported and will not be added in the wave file.
You did not mention version of Music Maker you are using therefore, I do not know if what I said will work for you or not but it should work normally.
nihon94