Eight
by My_Initials
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If you decide to buy all tracks, you will get the -14 LUFS versions with it for free.
LUFS stands for Loudness Units Full Scale, and is a way of measuring the overall volume of a song in a way that’s much closer to the way the human ear detects volume changes. Many people mistakenly assume that RMS (root-mean-square) metering is intended to do this. While it’s closer than peak metering to helping us judge average loudness, it’s based strictly on a instantaneous mathematical measurement of power, and doesn’t take into account the perceptual ways our ears work over longer and shorter time periods. The LUFS measurement of a song takes into account the overall volume of the entire song, from start to finish, giving you much more accurate way of judging how loud it will sound in comparison to other songs. The algorithm used to make the measurement also takes into account the way our ears can ignore short loud transients, how many channels there are in the audio, and various other factors that RMS does not. (source: www.warpacademy.com/current-trends-in-mastering/ )
LUFS stands for Loudness Units Full Scale, and is a way of measuring the overall volume of a song in a way that’s much closer to the way the human ear detects volume changes. Many people mistakenly assume that RMS (root-mean-square) metering is intended to do this. While it’s closer than peak metering to helping us judge average loudness, it’s based strictly on a instantaneous mathematical measurement of power, and doesn’t take into account the perceptual ways our ears work over longer and shorter time periods. The LUFS measurement of a song takes into account the overall volume of the entire song, from start to finish, giving you much more accurate way of judging how loud it will sound in comparison to other songs. The algorithm used to make the measurement also takes into account the way our ears can ignore short loud transients, how many channels there are in the audio, and various other factors that RMS does not. (source: www.warpacademy.com/current-trends-in-mastering/ )
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released August 20, 2017
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