"David W. Tamkin" wrote:
Scale factor edit is not the only way. Many recorders do allow setting gain
on digital input. However, I've never heard of any that have automatic gain
control for it, only for analog input. Because I have many CDs that are
mastered too softly, I find digital gain
Steve Corey wrote,
| I have many CD's that are mastered too loudly [because their dynamic
| range is compressed and even the softest passages are almost as loud
| as the peaks].
Tracks that are unrelentingly fortissimo throughout are relatively few in my
collection, and I agree with you that
"David W. Tamkin" wrote:
the problem which I described as "mastered too softly" is not that the soft
passages are soft -- they're supposed to be, after all -- but that the loud-
est ones are too soft. My trouble is tracks where the peak is at -6 to -4
But even the loudest part of a track
And Steve, if your idea of older music is Peter Gabriel, it's not
surprising that there's little if any overlap in our collections.
Peter Gabriel? THAT newcomer?!
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"Jeffrey E. Salzberg" wrote:
And Steve, if your idea of older music is Peter Gabriel, it's not
surprising that there's little if any overlap in our collections.
Peter Gabriel? THAT newcomer?!
Peter Who? Must be a newcomer.
