loudness

In dieser Episode ist Mixing und Mastering Engineer Chris Jones zu Gast, der die Peak Studios betreibt. Mit ihm sprechen wir über die aktuellen Entwicklungen und Standards zur Loudness im Mastering für digitale und physische Medien. Außerdem erklärt uns Chris, welche Rolle Audiorestauration in seinem Mastering-Prozess spielt, und er verrät, welche Tools er dazu einsetzt. Viel Spaß beim Hören! ➡️ (00:00:00) - Chris Jones ➡️ (00:13:29) - Was ist Loudness? ➡️ (00:19:56) - Was bedeutet LUFs ➡️ (00:22:30) - Tools um Lautheit zu messen ➡️ (00:26:09) - Lautheits-Standards im Streaming ➡️ (00:40:07) - Lautheits-Standard bei der CD ➡️ (00:43:11) - Lautheits-Standard bei Vinyl ➡️ (00:45:35) - Lautheits-Standard bei Radio & TV ➡️ (00:47:25) - Die LEaT con 2022 ➡️ (00:49:51) - Lautheit für unterschiedliche Genre ➡️ (00:58:02) - Mastering durch KI ➡️ (01:07:11) - Audiorestauration im Mastering ➡️ (01:10:03) - Schlussstatement ➡️ (01:11:25) - Typfragen ➡️ (01:12:16) - Referenztrack-Empfehlungen 😮 (01:19:52) - Aufreger der Woche – Knight Rider wird 40 ⚙️ (01:24:31) - Gear Corner – UAD Spark – Ableton Live 11.2 – Acustica Audio Sounda Shownotes: ➡️ www.peak-studios.de ➡️ Knight Rider Theme Recreation: https://youtu.be/kjoraZ1rt9U ➡️ How To Synth – Knight Rider: https://youtu.be/Y4Dn-BKsB2k ➡️ Workshop: www.soundandrecording.de/academy ➡️ Aktuelles Heft: www.soundandrecording.de/shop ➡️ Studioszene-Tickets: https://bit.ly/studioszenepc ➡️ Tonstudio-Guide: www.bitly.com/tonstudioguide ➡️ WhatsApp: https://bit.ly/3jFkmyh ➡️ LinkedIn: https://bit.ly/2RrBHzY ➡️ Facebook: https://bit.ly/3fGHgR2 ➡️ Spotify: http://bit.ly/referenztracks ➡️ Apple Podcasts: https://apple.co/31Jp5VV ➡️ YouTube: https://bit.ly/2QUlL5K

Onkel Pietsch erzählt wieder vom Krieg...vom Krieg der Lautheit. Aber den pazifistischen Stephan interessiert das gar nicht so wirklich, da er in narzistischer Manier ohnehin nur die eigene Stimme aufzeichnet und damit alles in der Hand hat. Oder?! Lob, Kritik oder eigene Themenvorschläge an: halbwissenhoch2@gmail.com

Keith and Mike discuss in pretty good detail the story so far regarding female orgasms. Are all self-reported orgasms real? Does the female experience really differ that much from what men experience?

How much dirty talk is reasonable versus just a performance by one person or the other? Should guys really get penis sleeves even though that could cause ... size issues with their natural penis size? Same question for toys of other kinds.

Also, the guys talk about a list of sex complaints written out by a more experienced woman regarding her less experienced lover.

To follow along with the video discussed at the beginning of the episode:

https://ymmv.me/34/squirting

We get a lot of our questions from Reddit, so for our listeners' enjoyment, here are links to some of the questions we discussed this week:

https://ymmv.me/34/loud-in-bed

https://ymmv.me/34/penis-sleeve

https://ymmv.me/34/large-toy

https://ymmv.me/34/sex-grievances

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Salut à tous ! Toujours pas d'émission en FM, mais on est toujours là, fidèles au poste ! Ces derniers jours, nous vous avons proposé de voyager via des mixes centrés sur certaines régions du Japon. Hier, c'est carrément Tôkyô qui était à l'honneur. Mais le Japon ne se résume pas qu'à sa capitale !! Du côup, filons du côté du Kansai, avec un Mix centré sur la ville d'Ôsaka, et uniquement sur elle. La règle de cette playlist est simple: nous allons alterner des chansons SUR Ôsaka (d'animes qui se déroulent en ville, par exemple) et des titres d'artistes ORIGINAIRES d'Ôsaka... et parfois, les deux notions se rejoignent, comme, par exemple, les petites idols de NMB48 qui chantent l'amour à Namba, l'un des quartiers emblématiques de la cité. Bonne écoute et bonne balade !

Hi everybody ! Still no show on FM, but we're still here to bring you some good sounds ! These last days, we invited you all to a couple of trips and walks into several regions of Japan. Yesterday, Tôkyô was under the spotlights for a playlist paying tribute to the capital. But Japan is way more than Tôkyô !! So let's get to the region called Kansai, with a Mix specifically centered on Ôsaka. The rule of this playlist is: one song ABOUT Ôsaka (from an anime setting up in the city, for example) followed by a track sung by an artist COMING FROM Ôsaka. And the two topic can also merge, like NMB48 singing "Love in Namba", one of the town's iconic districts. Have a nice listening and a nice trip !

Playlist:
1- SCANDAL - Ôsaka Lover (Dreams Come True)
2- MIYAVI - What's My Name?
3- MASAYOSHI OISHI x TOM-H@CK - Hand Shakers - One Hand Message
4- NANASE AIKAWA - Heat of the Night
5- OLDCODEX - Free! Eternal Summer - Dried Up Youthful Fame
6- LOUDNESS - The King of Pain
7- RIP SLYME - Gantz - Super Shooter
8- L'ARC~EN~CIEL - Fullmetal Alchemist - Ready Stady Go
9- TEGOMASS - Lovely Complex - Kimi+Boku=Love
10- HIRONOBU KAGEYAMA - Dragon Ball Z - We Gotta Power
11- MEGUMI HAYASHIBARA - Abenobashi Mahou Shoutengai - Treat or Goblins
12- MASAHIRO KUWANA - Sexual Violet N°1
13- MOMOE YAMAGUCHI - Aizenbashi
14- NMB48 - Namba ai
15- DREAMS COME TRUE - Ôsaka Lover

In questa puntata parleremo del volume, partendo dai DB, i decibel, degli RMS, gli Root mean square, ovvero la media del volume di un flusso audio, e dei LUFS, i Loudness unit in reference at full scale, che corrispondono al volume percepito.

Since digital music became popular, audio engineers have been pushing the idea that louder is better. Unfortunately, that just isn’t true. As music gets louder, fine details within the music become undetectable, and the experience is ruined.  This all came to a head in 2008 when the game Guitar Hero had to remix some tracks for the game. Most notably, was Metallica’s Death Magnetic and suddenly, the music sounded better. Since then, it seems the loudness was have come to an end, but we wanted to take a moment to remember this fascinating sonic phenomenon...and pray it never returns.

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Chris Thomas - @CThomasTech
Lily Katz - @KatzGame
Adam Molina - @AdamLukas17

Produced by:

Adam Doud - @DeadTechnology

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Holy Gain Stage, Batman! It's been a busy month at Studio C Creative Sound! (The official Batcave of the Voice Recording Bootcamp in San Diego CA)

We've been doing lots of podcasts in both audio and video formats, managing voice over classes with some of our favorite voice over instructors in Southern California, and working on our passion projects.

We take another look at what it takes to record your voice over work, and offer some creative ideas for using your mad skills and gear to make an income.

Our former student Cheryl had a project dropped in her lap and wasn't quite sure how to handle the lack of budget. What to do? Well, if it's a fun project (and you're pretty sure you're not just getting worked by the client), see it as an opportunity to make friends and contacts that will further your career. 

We chat/rant about the history of the Loudness Wars, and how we got here. And show you all about RMS and LUFS, which you definitely want to understand if you're getting in to any type of streaming or podcasting work. It's a little nerdy, but we've kept it painless.

And a cool little FREE plug-in to make sure you're sending the right levels to your client, like Amazon ACX or podcast hosting service.

https://youlean.co/youlean-loudness-meter/

Plus, a little Easter Egg for you if you listen to the end.

Enjoy!

Produced at Studio C Creative Sound Recorders in San Diego CA

Russell Cottier tackles audio topics such as automation, mixing, loudness, recording drums and much more.

Russell Cottier is a producer, audio blogger, and YouTube teacher from across the pond in Liverpool, UK. Russell has worked with chart-topping artists and labels such as The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, Sony, Sky TV, Nuclear Blast Records, Tamoki Wambesi Dove, Cavern Records, Playboy Channel and many more.

He works all across the UK and internationally, and can often be found at the Grammy-Award winning Parr Street Studios in Liverpool, the renowned Catalyst Studios, or in his own private studio where he has the luxury of a classic British analog console.

Russell is going to help us tackle the issue of Loudness And The Lost Art Of Mixing. We will start out with some introductions and then dive right into this ever vexing question of loudness.

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Should you save your files in MP3, WAV, or something else? Well, the answer depends on several factors - and in this Episode, we'll examine the pros and cons of the most popular formats.

It’s SONG OF THE WEEK CLUB episode #2—with your host… Mr. Jacks! Yep. It’s really true. So……… Get the dishes ready, set up your bluetooth mini-speaker thing, (or plug into something that actually sounds great) make sure the volume is set to ‘Whippin’ Loud’, and let ‘er rip. Episode #2 like all episodes, is specifically crafted to make household chores almost enjoyable. Plus, just listening loudly will exercise your brain*. ____________________________ •Re: Exercise your brain: See “How Loud Music Increases Intelligence and Happiness” —’Journal of Quantum Physics & Other Trippy Stuff’, Issue # 7021-?

Andra delen i vår miniserie om förlorad ljudkvalitet handlar om ett mycket större problem än det första. Ett problem där musikbranschen är enig om att ljudstyrkekriget har gått för långt.

Lyssna på alla avsnitt i Sveriges Radio Play.

I 30 års tid har medelnivån på inspelad musik ständigt blivit starkare och starkare, detta för att vinna konkurrensfördelar - framför allt i radio.
Men musikens naturlagar gör att vi samtidigt drabbas av massor med distorsion, förändring av det musikaliska uttrycket, saboterad tajming, läspande reklamröster, låsning vid våra fjärrkontroller och märkligast av allt: Musik som blir ytterst olämplig att verkligen spela starkt - om vi vill.

Programmet försöker reda ut orsakerna, följderna och vad vi faktiskt kan göra åt det. Och självaste Barack Obama har nyligen agerat i frågan.

Länkar för den intresserade finns längre ner på sidan, samt ett utförligare svar från ansvariga på Sveriges Radio.

På hemsidan finns möjlighet att ladda hem programmet i form av de förlustfria, högklassiga formaten FLAC & ALAC (Apple). Om en version inte fungerar kan det bero på din webbläsare, testa då den andra versionen. Hör gärna av er med synpunkter!

Medverkande:

• Ingvar Öhman: Forskare psykoakustik, akustiker, högtalar- och elektronikkonstruktör
• Lars Rosin: Ljudtekniker/Masteringstekniker
• Torbjörn Wallentinus: Ljudtekniker och elektronikkonstruktör
• Thomas Lund: Teknisk direktör, TC-Electronics Danmark, Ordf CENELEC
• Lars Mossberg: Teknisk utvecklingsingenjör vid Sveriges Radio
• Barack Obama: President USA

Tack också till:

• Claes Wettebrant: Ordf i Ljudtekniska sällskapet
• Nikki Pryke: Ljudtekniker, producent och DJ
• Linda Aktén: P4 Stockholm - "ställföreträdande reklamröst"

Loudness War - Vad är det som låter? del 2 
- en P2 Dokumentär av Anders Olsén / Ogjort

Normalisation will look at the peak in your whole waveform and normalise to the limit you specify, while loudness is more of a big picture process.

Dead Fred drops the beat.

In working with a large multi project, it can be time consuming to try to keep all the dialog the same volume. This episode will show you the power of Match Volume which allows you to designate one track as the perfect volume and have all the others match it including a report that tells you how many dB’s (plus or minus) each track was changed. For more Adobe tutorials, visit Adobe TV,  http://tv.adobe.com

Intro. · Wango Tango (live) (Ted Nugent) · Talkin' To Messiah (Glenn Hughes) · It's My Life (Alcatrazz) · It's Late (Stone Temple Pilots) · Mr. Blackwell (Sand) · Walk (Avenged Sevenfold) · Malambo (Keith Emerson Band) · Into The Arena (The Michael Schenker Group) · Kicked In The Teeth (AC/DC) · Take Me With You (live) (Whitesnake) · Never Change Your Mind (Loudness) · As I Said Before (Zebra) · Empty Rooms (Gary Moore) · Blues For J.T. (Don Airey) HQ vers: http://www.mediafire.com/?1ktoo5gof3z

This song was based on a ficticious vison I had of a human robot, as nowadays, really wake up as a robot someday... and could see the magic definetely.. he could not feel the air couldn't breath conciously couldn't stretch himself then start to feel a sudden call of singing to freed himself...