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I can't thank you enough! I can finally DEcompress audio! I will train a compressor in reverse, and I will re-remaster all the crappily-remastered tracks! BTW
by danuker 5y ago
I can't thank you enough!
I can finally DEcompress audio! I will train a compressor in reverse, and I will re-remaster all the crappily-remastered tracks!
BTW, I only buy DRM-free music, so I can do stuff like this on my personal copies.
- ushakov 5y agomusic is so overcompressed nowadays even an advanced algorithm like this will choke
- nomel 5y agoThe loudness war is mostly over though, from normalization being built into most streaming audio services. [1] 1. https://hyperbits.com/ultimate-guide-to-the-loudness-war/ https://hyperbits.com/ultimate-guide-to-the-loudness-war/
- BBC-vs-neolibs 5y agoSomebody needs to tell the troops it's over.
- erik_p 5y agoWhile I'd like that to be true, I'm skeptical of that outcome from streaming normalization alone. All I see in production forums is how can I make my mix louder? You can blow by Spotify's lufs recommendation, the normalizing just knocks you down, thereby squashing your mix further (even less dynamic range)
- ushakov 5y ago> how can I make my mix louder? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s_ANEQu5Lto https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s_ANEQu5Lto
- nomel 5y agoA trick could be to have the first 30 seconds or minute of your song at a low amplitude. This will force them to manually increase the volume of their device so they can hear anything. After that initial quiet phase of your song, you can ramp up the volume to the original level! More louder!
- erik_p 5y agoThat was brilliant, thanks.