How Loud?, Measuring Loudness (Decibels) |
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Fri 26 Mar 2004, 20:44
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Hey dude!
VU stands for volume unit. *correction for last post:consumer operating level=-10dBV*
As I mentionned in my last post...the way to meter the level of a signal on a storage medium is by looking at those meters on your DAW. Unless the level of that signal never changes, you will have to "guesstimate" where that signal's level hangs out.
Just to clear up something for your last post...bitrate does not affect the minimum or maximum level at which you record signal (or range)...it only affects how many divisions there are between 0 level(-infinity) and 0dBfs(max number of 1s in the word).
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korektphool How Loud? Sun 21 Mar 2004, 10:51 korektphool Plz help, cuz i rwally need 2 start thi assignment... Mon 22 Mar 2004, 10:36 sethjacquay korektphool,
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