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TT Dynamic Range Meter

- nichtstuer said...
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- 22 Oct 2010, 18:38
TT Dynamic Range Meter

TT Dynamic Range Meter
interesting application. what do you think about it?

[quote][b][user]nichtstuer[/user][/b] said: [url=http://www.pleasurizemusic.com/]TT Dynamic Range Meter[/url] interesting application. what do you think about it?[/quote]

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- Endit said...
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- 26 Oct 2010, 11:10
I use it all the time, the realtime meter is really handy inside any media player if it can run VSTs. Sucks that it costs money though now. I uploaded the final version they made free publicly on my userpage, here is the link to it: http://zshare.net/download/68657716dc95b15a

there is also a dynamic range database (http://www.dr.loudness-war.info/) but the site is REALLY unhelpful. it's like they don't want those not "in the know" to learn how to add to it.

[quote][b][user]Endit[/user][/b] said: I use it all the time, the realtime meter is really handy inside any media player if it can run VSTs. Sucks that it costs money though now. I uploaded the final version they made free publicly on my userpage, here is the link to it: http://zshare.net/download/68657716dc95b15a there is also a dynamic range database (http://www.dr.loudness-war.info/) but the site is REALLY unhelpful. it's like they don't want those not "in the know" to learn how to add to it.[/quote]

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- [Deleted user] said...
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- 6 Nov 2010, 09:35
One of the sites i visit before buying a new CD! The site needs some improvements though but for me it fits my needs

Endit sagte:
I use it all the time, the realtime meter is really handy inside any media player if it can run VSTs. Sucks that it costs money though now. I uploaded the final version they made free publicly on my userpage, here is the link to it: http://zshare.net/download/68657716dc95b15a

there is also a dynamic range database (http://www.dr.loudness-war.info/) but the site is REALLY unhelpful. it's like they don't want those not "in the know" to learn how to add to it.

[quote][b][user][/user][/b] said: One of the sites i visit before buying a new CD! The site needs some improvements though but for me it fits my needs [quote][b][user]Endit[/user][/b] sagte: I use it all the time, the realtime meter is really handy inside any media player if it can run VSTs. Sucks that it costs money though now. I uploaded the final version they made free publicly on my userpage, here is the link to it: http://zshare.net/download/68657716dc95b15a there is also a dynamic range database (http://www.dr.loudness-war.info/) but the site is REALLY unhelpful. it's like they don't want those not "in the know" to learn how to add to it.[/quote][/quote]

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- nichtstuer said...
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- 6 Nov 2010, 12:48
stoeffn пишет:
One of the sites i visit before buying a new CD!
it's all good, but some artists (for example Lightning Bolt, Zach Hill or Zu) consciously make loud records. it's their schtick

[quote][b][user]nichtstuer[/user][/b] said: [quote][b][user]stoeffn[/user][/b] пишет: One of the sites i visit before buying a new CD! [/quote] it's all good, but some artists (for example [artist]lightning bolt[/artist], [artist]zach hill[/artist] or [artist]zu[/artist]) consciously make loud records. it's their schtick[/quote]

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- TheYardstick said...
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- 28 Jan 2011, 23:23
Said artists also don't generally make dynamic music, so compression wouldn't really negatively affect their music to begin with.

[quote][b][user]TheYardstick[/user][/b] said: Said artists also don't generally make dynamic music, so compression wouldn't really negatively affect their music to begin with.[/quote]

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- rettrou said...
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- 9 Feb 2011, 20:54
If the music is loud/noisy, it doesn't mean it can have no dynamics. Not at all. Soft and gentle music suffers just as much from compression.

[quote][b][user]rettrou[/user][/b] said: If the music is loud/noisy, it doesn't mean it can have no dynamics. Not at all. Soft and gentle music suffers just as much from compression.[/quote]

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- tonique said...
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- 14 Feb 2011, 22:15
rettrou said:
If the music is loud/noisy, it doesn't mean it can have no dynamics. Not at all. Soft and gentle music suffers just as much from compression.
True that. Suzanne Vega's Beauty & Crime is very compressed. Incidentally, Marilyn Manson's
EAT ME, DRINK ME is about as compressed. They were both released in 2007.

I don't think that's very funny.

Beauty & Crime http://dr.loudness-war.info/details.php?id=616
Eat Me, Drink Me http://dr.loudness-war.info/details.php?id=444

~ my music on Bandcamp | Last.fm ~

[quote][b][user]tonique[/user][/b] said: [quote][b][user]rettrou[/user][/b] said: If the music is loud/noisy, it doesn't mean it can have no dynamics. Not at all. Soft and gentle music suffers just as much from compression.[/quote] True that. [artist]Suzanne Vega[/artist]'s [album artist=Suzanne Vega]Beauty & Crime[/album] is very compressed. Incidentally, Marilyn Manson's [album artist=Marilyn Manson]Eat Me, Drink Me[/album] is about as compressed. They were both released in 2007. I don't think that's very funny. Beauty & Crime [url]http://dr.loudness-war.info/details.php?id=616[/url] Eat Me, Drink Me [url]http://dr.loudness-war.info/details.php?id=444[/url][/quote]

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- nichtstuer said...
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- 23 Feb 2011, 07:12
rettrou said:
If the music is loud/noisy, it doesn't mean it can have no dynamics. Not at all. Soft and gentle music suffers just as much from compression.
ok, it's their schtick to make loud overcompressed music.
TheYardstick said:
Said artists also don't generally make dynamic music, so compression wouldn't really negatively affect their music to begin with.
in case of clipping. but it's also hard to listen to music with low dynamic range for a long time (as it was in the age of radio).

[quote][b][user]nichtstuer[/user][/b] said: [quote][b][user]rettrou[/user][/b] said: If the music is loud/noisy, it doesn't mean it can have no dynamics. Not at all. Soft and gentle music suffers just as much from compression.[/quote] ok, it's their schtick to make loud overcompressed music. [quote][b][user]TheYardstick[/user][/b] said: Said artists also don't generally make dynamic music, so compression wouldn't really negatively affect their music to begin with.[/quote] in case of clipping. but it's also hard to listen to music with low dynamic range for a long time (as it was in the age of radio).[/quote]

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- metawirt said...
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- 9 Feb 2012, 11:27
Mac OSX version

I tried the (standalone) version for Mac OSX linked at the upper right side at www.dr.loudness-war.info and it works perfectly for MP3s - regrettably not for FLACs.

Anyone tried it using "fluke"?

"I'm the transmitter - I give information,
you're the antenna - catch the vibration."
(Kraftwerk)

[quote][b][user]metawirt[/user][/b] said: I tried the (standalone) version for Mac OSX linked at the upper right side at www.dr.loudness-war.info and it works perfectly for MP3s - regrettably not for FLACs. Anyone tried it using "[url=http://code.google.com/p/flukeformac/]fluke[/url]"?[/quote]

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TT Dynamic Range Meter

TT Dynamic Range Meter

Mac OSX version