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The loudness war already has squashed dynamic ranges so much that music and commercials are both pretty thick blocks of sound. It would be hard to put a limiter
by Minor49er 4y ago
The loudness war already has squashed dynamic ranges so much that music and commercials are both pretty thick blocks of sound. It would be hard to put a limiter into the signal path that would adequately block the commercials and leave the music untouched
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- aatd86 4y agoLUFS limiting :) But you're right. It will probably affect the music especially sinxe it seems that LUFS is not an instantaneous measure.
- Minor49er 4y agoWould LUFs limiting work across all types of speakers?
- aatd86 4y agoProbably not. Although it might be easily implemented in hardware, I think most solutions currently are software. The crux is to pick the loudness threshold and the adequate time-window for Real Time analysis/processing.