Generally there should be no reason to alter the output volume levels within CD Scratch itself. This is due to the fact that the Dynamics Processor elegantly handles the audio level control. If you need more volume you are best to alter the Windows output level.
Double-click on the Speaker icon in your Windows taskbar. This will open the Volume Control panel. See below for instructions on adding the Speaker icon to the taskbar.
Adjust either the main Volume Control (Speaker) slider or the Wave/DirectSound (Wave/MP3) slider to the desired level.
Note: If necessary you are able to alter the Deck level control on the software mixer. For details on the Mixer click here.
Go to the Windows
Control Panel.
If you are using Windows 9x or 2000
go to Start ->
Settings -> Control Panel
If you are using Windows XP
go to Start ->
Control Panel
Double-click
on either the Sounds and Multimedia
icon (Windows 9x and 2000), or the Sounds
and Audio Devices icon (Windows XP).
If you are using Windows 9x or 2000
select the Audio tab and enable
the Show volume control on the taskbar
option.
If you are using Windows XP
select the Volume tab and enable
the Place volume icon in the taskbar
option.