Just to clarify, I'm talking about sound effects/songs, not microphone loudness.

In order to detect how loud the audio is, you must determine how loud each audio clip is at what time. You can then add it up when determining the loudness.

Spentine wrote:

In order to detect how loud the audio is, you must determine how loud each audio clip is at what time. You can then add it up when determining the loudness.

So in order to set the loudness, I could do something like a list of numbers with each item being one sound and each number being a level of loudness?

The loudness is controlled by

and

And it has a reporter

But the perceived loudness depends on those sound clips. I don't think you can make them louder than what's recorded, you can only quiet them down.

vladfein wrote:

The loudness is controlled by

and

And it has a reporter

But the perceived loudness depends on those sound clips. I don't think you can make them louder than what's recorded, you can only quiet them down.

I wasn't looking for the volume block. That changes the whole audio files' volume. I'm looking for something that can detect the volume of audio being played at the time.