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Monkey Dancer 2 Sound Forge 4.5 (normalize?)

I want to normalize a set. The set is too low (not loud enough)
I'm assuming by what I read that 'Normalizing' will do the trick.
Now there are options to normalizing that I'm not sure which would do the best job when working with trance, lots of highs mids and bass. I can use eitheer "peak level" or "Average RMS Power" not sure which to use? And if were to use the RMS power option, then what do I put in the setting when it comes to 'attack time' and 'release time' and also the 'equal loudness contour' feature..
Can anyone tell whats the best one, this way I can just click this damn button and get it started

Cheers,
Zigg's


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