I have a problem with one track on an album having a much higher replay gain value than the rest of the tracks (+6.12dB compared to avg -6dB for the rest). This means that this particular song is much louder than the others, and it stands out awkwardly when listening to the album.
Its particularly irritating as the 'song' in question is the first track on Dark Side of the Moon (Speak to Me) which starts with the heartbeat and builds to a crescendo of screaming etc. and is followed seamlessly by the next track. I guess that might be why RG wants to increase the volume - because the track is mostly very quiet. But it makes listening to the whole album impossibe. I know Im not missing the best part skipping track 1, but it does detract from the DSOTM 'experience'
Im trying to figure out a way of 'correcting' the value, preferably without amending the actual files involved. Might be paranoia, but Im not keen on tampering with them. I suppose I could merge the track and the next one, or try mp3gain, which I never use, but is there a more non invasive way? Ive tried re-analysing.