> > John V. Moore, you wrote,
>>
>> >I must be missing something. I thought that normalizing just pushed al=
l
>> >sounds up to the max of the loudest sound. So it raises the entire
>> >"chorus" up to
>> >the point where the loudest starts to "clip". So soft and loud things =
would
>> >still be relatively "soft" and "loud". It is just like turning the
>> >volume up or
> > >down. Right? I sure hope so.
DAN:
> > Yes, that's correct, but why should a segment consisting of a soft
>> ambient sound be raised up to the level of a loud sound?
>>
JOHN:
>BUT>>BUT..the loud sound will be raised to its peak and the soft ambient
>sound will be raised but only the same dB as the loud sound is
>raised. So the soft
>sound will NOT be raised to the same level as the loud sound. It will be
>raised the same dB, but not up to the same level. Right? Maybe we
>are saying the
>same thing?
What I meant was, a recording that consists -only- of a quiet ambience.
-Dan
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