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No, you are not the only one, background music is pretty common though. Often the background music is just too loud compared to the voice. Professional product
by weinzierl 2y ago
No, you are not the only one, background music is pretty common though.
Often the background music is just too loud compared to the voice. Professional productions use a technique called ducking, where the music is dynamically made quiet in relation to the volume of the voice.
Personally, I prefer no background music at all, and I wonder if there is a case to made for the professionally balanced case?