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Loudness Wars
JackA wrote: "Also, I tend to think of loudness in more than one way. In other words,
many artists added instrument after instrument to create a greater dense sound. This density I feel is a form of loudness, since you don't have to have greater amounts of amplitude, just less quiet spots. " Correct. That is one form of loudness. For the most part, most modern pop music is a CONSTANTRUSHOFSOUNDFROMINTROTOVERSETOREFRAINTOBRID GE- TOOUTRO. |
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Loudness Wars
On Wednesday, February 4, 2015 at 12:36:45 PM UTC-5, wrote:
JackA wrote: "Also, I tend to think of loudness in more than one way. In other words, many artists added instrument after instrument to create a greater dense sound. This density I feel is a form of loudness, since you don't have to have greater amounts of amplitude, just less quiet spots. " Correct. That is one form of loudness. For the most part, most modern pop music is a CONSTANTRUSHOFSOUNDFROMINTROTOVERSETOREFRAINTOBRID GE- TOOUTRO. Just chalk it up to lost pride - Made In The USA. With our junk, China is now laughing. Jack |
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