On Thu, Nov 02, 2000 at 06:38:03PM -0500, Chris Fahey wrote:
quoted 4 lines I'm guessing that the high-volume mastering is done to compensate for
> I'm guessing that the high-volume mastering is done to compensate for
> low-power walkmans and a going-deaf generation of walkman-addicted kids, but
> in any event I would never sumbit my tunes to normalization. If the levels
> were good enough for the artist, they're good enough for me.
It's also important a lot of the time that a record be cut as loud as
possible if it's going to be played in a club, which is why electronic
music is normalized really loud. Most records are cut about reference
(0dB) in fact.
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