What's the difference between the two options?

The differences between the two are that, while it is possible to raise the volume level of a track to be louder...which is option (1), it may also be need some EQ on it to keep the sound leveled out...which is optional (2).

This is because, when raising the volume levels up on an entire track, it can sometimes affect other sounds that can make the track clip or have too much bottom-end or bass. If we are unable to raise up the volume without distortion that we can hear, we will let you know beforehand moving forward.  Most clients just want the track louder plan and simple. 

But, just to note…to avoid distortion or clipping from possibly occurring, it would require mastering of the entire track, which can be very costly. With this, the stems (individual track-outs), are needed...this is something we don't offer at this time. For the most part, the track should sound great after we make it louder without mastering it. 

What's next? 

Now, since the producer has giving you the “OK” that we can edit the track with maybe some suggests, you can now make your decision on which option you want for your music. 

Thank you for your interest in StormTraKz Music Services and hope to do business with you soon!

Disclaimer Note:  Understand that this editing service is not mastering the music track. It is only for raising the entire level of the track as a whole and not individual tracks or instruments.  Some clipping or distortion is still possible after the editing has been done with either options (1) or (2).  The producer will try at best to not allow this from occurring but, different hi & low speakers will perform differently when music track are played on them so again, this is still possible.  Also, StormtraKz will not be liable for damaged to ears or speakers after the edit has been completed. Remember to play music at tolerable  levels so that this doesn't occur.