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Some friendly loudness advice for you and your music!

9/30/2015

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In the music industry we're constantly being asked how "loud" we can make things. People want it to "Bang" or "Thump." But how loud is too loud and what problems does this present? Ian Shepherd has done a stellar job of putting together some of this information for us in a nice article and graphic.

Here are White Dog Recording, LLC we believe in preserving the quality of dynamics as well as teaching why, how, and what does it do. We automatically mix, master, and process all music to fit in the optimal range for all playback for our clients. Just another reason to give us a message or call!

Check out the article here:
http://productionadvice.co.uk/online-loudness/

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7/22/2016 08:24:35 am

DJs for the most part utilize higher quality earphones than those intended for music buyers. DJ earphones have different properties valuable for DJs, for example, outlines that acoustically segregate the hints of the earphones from the outside environment, adaptable headbands and turn joints to permit DJs to hear one out side of the earphones, and replaceable links for strength.

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11/3/2016 07:28:30 pm

I can't really read what's on the infograph that you've shared but in my opinion, it depends on what genre the song is in. If it's somewhat mellow, it doesn't have to be really loud. If it's death metal, expect the song must be as loud as possible. Well, that's how I perceive it. Thanks for sharing this concept!

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Dacey link
12/16/2016 10:49:51 pm

These type of loudness issue can disturb your music production. You need a perfect combination of loudness and pitch for the best music production.Thanks for sharing your ideas.

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