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Loudness Wars - Tears Won't Dry
On the contemporary music scene, where lines between music genres usually blur nowadays, it has become difficult to find bands that resonate with fresh energy and atmosphere, qualities that we’ve all been craving for years. Do not get me wrong, there are many artists and bands delivering some of the finest works that contemporary music has seen in a while, but it always seems like something is…
WHY do files from Spotify play 3dB louder in the right speaker you are FUCKING UP MY GAIN SETTINGS
Loudness Wars Won
Dan Worrall just won the loudness wars. Hear for yourself and watch your speakers!
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Join us on a musical journey from the Golden Age of analog mastering to the digital methods of today. We’ll find out why the music industry became obsessed with loudness, and learn how the digital era transformed the way that music sounds. Featuring Greg Milner and Ian Shepherd .
Industry Loudness: My Masters are not Super loud...Anymore
Industry Loudness: My Masters are not Super loud…Anymore
You have heard the terms before. The loudness wars have become a huge controversy in the music industry since the early 90s. Everyone wants to compete with their music. So commercially, everyone is making their masters as LOUD as possible. The louder the music, the more likely someone will listen (or at least that’s one of the theories). I will admit, I have not done a lot of research on the…
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Jack Conte (half of Pomplamoose and the co-founder of Patreon) explains the loudness wars and the butchering of modern music mastering.
Aaaaa my ears are starting to naturally pick up the difference between over-compressed and dynamic music. The compressed stuff sounds like the life is getting squashed out, like it’s missing some kind of potential.
You need headroom for your song to punch. If you have that shit hitting 0 all the time then what’s the point of a chorus?