| Subject: | Re: playback level |
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| From: | madl74 |
| Date: | Tue Aug 13, 2013 2:03 pm ((PDT)) |
> Perhaps another way to think about this issue is that nature soundscape r= ecordings frequently have a large dynamic range and ofter start off quiet. = So I'm trying to think of a way to clue the listener that the track starts= soft but gets much louder and they should keep that fact in mind when sett= ing their listening volume. A few seconds of 1K tone at the beginning coul= d be effective but really obnoxious. Anyone have an effective solution? Fred. Edit in a louder item at the start, then let it fall quiet for the rest or= introduce it in a low voice but at a reasonable listening level. Quick fade= out, then fade in the low level track. 1Khz is brutal but if you have to introduce tone, use "musical A" 440Hz or= |
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