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Message:	: Nope, you don't need to decode/reencode the MP3. Use <a href="http://www.geocities.com/mp3gain" target="_blank">MP3Gain</a>. : Make sure the option is set to only perform actions on highlighted MP3's; otherwise when you highlight MP3's to apply gain to, the program will try to do it to every MP3 you have loaded in the program at that time. : Load the MP3's in and perform "track analysis". (It will take a few seconds to a few minutes depending on the number/size of MP3's loaded.) : Then I suggest you make the program sort the MP3's by Max NoClip Gain, and bring each one to its respective Max NoClip value. Either that, or bring them all to around 91.5. : Or, if you're working with albums, I recommend you sort the files by album, and then figure out the maximum gain you can apply to the files as a group without causing the loudest one(s) to clip.