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Yes, I realize in real life explosions, guns etc. are really loud, and this makes the movie less realistic. Really loud? Ear-damaging loud! When the realism be
by stcredzero 8y ago
Yes, I realize in real life explosions, guns etc. are really loud, and this makes the movie less realistic.
Really loud? Ear-damaging loud! When the realism becomes actually endangering to your health, your escapist media has gone a bit too far.
- atoav 8y agoFilm is mixed with much more dynamic range than music, modtly due to the fact that the environment is typically quite controlled. This means usually the digital -6db is the maximum loudness with a short term maximum of -1db and dialogue at -9db. Music today should be mixed according to the EBU R128 today (at least in Europe and for radio) which is a serious win against loundess maximizers and limiters. I’d argue for in decice DSP compression for small earbud people, and give the whole dynamic range to the rest of us : )