2
Score: 100%
FreeWindowsMacAndroidiPhone
More Foobar2000 advanced freeware audio player for the Windows platform. Main features supported audio formats: mp3, mp4, AAC, CD audio, WMA, Vorbis, Opus Features:Free,Mac,Windows,Android,iPhone,Windows,Phone
Alternatives 4
Score: 95%
FreeOpen SourceWindowsMacLinux
More Free mp3 automatic normalization of the volume. Mp3gain analyzes and MP3 adjusted files so that the same sound. No quality will be lost because of the change Features:Free,Open,Source,Mac,Windows,Linux
Alternatives 6
Score: 90%
FreeWindowsAndroidiPhone
More All your music in one place, on all your devices love a simple, fast and elegant windows application 10, all enjoy the music. Features:Free,Windows,Android,iPhone,Windows,RT,Windows,Phone
Alternatives 8
Score: 89%
Open SourceLinux
More SoundKonverter a frontend to various audio converters. Main features:-audio conversion. En/decoding. Win Again. CD. The rear supports can be extended with plugins. To maintain supports reading and writing tags for many formats, so the tags convert the file. An Amarok script that allows you to easily transcode your media files when you transfer to your device. Features:Free,Open,Source,Linux,BSD
Alternatives 10
Score: 70%
FreeOpen SourceLinux
More Easy-to-use audio conversion tool for the GNOME desktop GNAC. Features:Free,Open,Source,Linux
Alternatives 12
Score: 74%
FreeOpen SourceWindowsLinux
More Free mp3 automatic normalization of the volume. Mp3gain analyzes and MP3 adjusted files so that the same sound. No quality will be lost because of the change Features:Free,Open,Source,Windows,Linux,
Alternatives 14
Score: 47%
FreeOpen SourceLinux
More MP3Gain, AACGain and Vorbis file ((GUI) graphical user interface for MP3Gain, Thirteen / mp3-and ogg-files you can change the volume level of the MP4. Features:Free,Open,Source,Linux
Alternatives 16
Score: 57%
FreeOpen SourceLinux
More Mp3gain analyzes and QT media files without the need to win, so you have the same volume of sets, Vorbis file, AACGain and Metaflac for only ten Features:Free,Open,Source,Linux
Alternatives 18
Score: 20%
FreeWindowsMac
More Desktop a small music player for play, with a number of unique features.You take a FLAC and Sonic bliss the best experience. Features:Free,Mac,Windows
Alternatives 20
Score: 20%
FreeOpen SourceWindowsMacLinux
More Analysis and support, copy the MP3 files to a specified target volume, MP3Gain, fits engine support front-end graphical user interface. Entertainment a complete Features:Free,Open,Source,Mac,Windows,Linux
Alternatives 22
Score: 40%
CommercialMac
More By applying audio effects-adjust the volume and improve collections, the quality of the MP3. Features:Commercial,Mac
Alternatives 24
Score: 20%
FreeOpen SourceWindows
More The cat-player is a simple music player, foobar2000 is based on the function. The user can view, edit, and allows you to download music from YouTube. Features:Free,Open,Source,Windows
Alternatives 26
Score: 33%
FreeOpen SourceWindowsLinux
More Command-line tool to normalize the audio level of the audio files normalizes. Features:Free,Open,Source,Windows,Linux
Alternatives 28
Score: 33%
FreeOpen SourceAndroid TabletAndroid
More The droid gain MP3Gain pretty rough, but functional port of Android Features:Free,Open,Source,Android,Android,Tablet
Alternatives 30
AACGain
Score: 100%
FreeOpen SourceWindowsLinux
More AACGain is a modification to Glen Sawyers excellent mp3gain program. The garden of MP3 files to AAC (MP4/M4A/QuickTime) audio files are supported. AACGain normalizes Features:Free,Open,Source,Windows,Linux
ivolume alternatives FAQ
What is the best ivolume alternative?
foobar2000 is currently the top-ranked option on this list based on community votes and item score.
Are there free ivolume alternatives?
Yes. Free, freemium, or open-source options in this list include foobar2000, MP3Gain, Groove Music, soundKonverter, Gnac.
Which platforms are covered?
The alternatives in this list include options for Linux, Windows, Mac, Android, iPhone +1, depending on each product.
How are alternatives ranked?
Alternatives are ordered by community voting signals, item score, and the available product details collected for each option.
