Our Mission

Keeping a Legend Alive in the
Windows 11 Era

We are a community-driven project dedicated to fixing runtime errors and maintaining the legacy of the world’s best lossless volume normalizer.

The Compatibility Gap

MP3Gain is arguably one of the most useful audio tools ever created. However, the original stable version (v1.2.5) was released back in 2005.

As Windows evolved from XP to 10 and 11, the underlying Visual Basic runtime libraries that MP3Gain depends on (specifically MSCOMCTL.OCX) were removed from the operating system. This left thousands of users stranded with the infamous “Runtime Error 75” or application crashes.

We built MP3Gain.org to bridge this gap. We repackage the original code with modern installation scripts that automatically register the missing system files.

Project Timeline
2001
Initial Release Glen Sawyer releases MP3Gain.
2005
Version 1.2.5 The final stable release for Windows XP.
2026
The Repack Project MP3Gain.org releases the fixed installer for Windows 11.

Credits & Open Source

Glen Sawyer

The original creator and developer of MP3Gain. The core technology and algorithms that make lossless normalization possible are his work.

GNU GPL License

MP3Gain is free software. You can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License (GPL). We provide the full source code on our download page.

Disclaimer: MP3Gain.org is an unofficial fan site. We are not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to Glen Sawyer or SourceForge. All trademarks are the property of their respective owners.