Website review: What Happened To Dynamic Range

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Codebender rated 28 months ago
"It's no wonder that consumers don't want to pay for the CDs being produced today. They're over priced and they sound bad."
tgunr rated 28 months ago
From the page: "What Happened To Dynamic Range?"
ddavev rated 29 months ago
A must read for recording engineer, producers, and musicians alike.
scar rated 30 months ago
From the page: "What happened to dynamic range? That's a question that should be asked of record labels, producers, artists, and last but not least, recording and mastering engineers. The question needs to be asked because we're the ones responsible for what's happened to our music. The music we listen to today is nothing more than noise with a beat. It's not because it isn't good music. It's because it lacks dynamic range. When music lacks dynamic range, it lacks punch, emotion, and clarity."
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