I cautiously stuck with 10 for quite a while, but have switched to Windows 11 and I have no regrets or negatives to report.

I opened MM5 this morning and see the activity indicator spinning while at the bottom of the screen a line of text says: "Analyzing volume 185_186_187_etc. of 29,109." I do want volume leveling, but I expected analysis to take place only once when I first acquire and save each file. What have I done ...

I can no longer find how to run this report ... any help?

I have MM5 working great on Windows 10 so am ready/eager to uninstall MM4. May I simply run the Windows uninstaller or is there a smarter method? Any potential problems or easy mistakes I should be aware of? Thanks in advance for any help and reassurance.

Good decision; thank you.

Welcome! Enjoy MM and speak up if you need an assist.

Welcome aboard, new users!

I'm pretty criticaI about speakers, but I just upgraded to a pair of AudioEngine HD-3s and am very pleased. Really good desktop sound if you can swing $350. Self-powered, compact, good looking (the speakers), and can be hooked up in various ways: cable, USB, and wireless via Blue Tooth. I can take ...

Update: I hooked up new, more sophisticated, speakers today and believe they sound best with no equalization. I guess it makes sense that better speakers need less correction. (AudioEngine HD-3s)

The short answer is "vocals." My (gentle) curve roughly matches the frequency of the human voice. The longer answer is --predominantly country/folk/bluegrass. I haven't had the energy to try different preset profiles for my rock or cajun collections, etc., so I don't have a suggested profile for ...

I agree with Lowlander. Considering the music I play most often and my particular speakers, I have the equalizer bands set and saved as a preset in a gentle hump profile with the 500 and 1k sliders set to +4 and others tapered down to the 31 and 16k at 0 (zero). This slight emphasis on the midrange ...

I also would like a way to make the view layout universal.

MM makes collecting, organizing, and playing so convenient that my collection also has grown into many thousands. The basic mission is to have convenient access to music that I enjoy, so I value playlists that make it easy to cue-up favorites -- thank you for all this, Media Monkey. I agree that ...

...wondered where you were. It's good to have you back.

Stereophile magazine gave a good review to the Dragonfire Acoustics Mini Dragon DFA 2.1 desktop speakers. Unfortunately they cost $10,000, about $9,500 more than my computer... which came with speakers.