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In the Thread: My playback can’t play loud.

Post Subject: My playback can’t play loud.Posted by Romy the Cat on: 1/23/2012

I know the people who visited me and know how Macondo performers would say that I am crazy. It can play very loud and very clean while it does all loud tricks. From certain perspective I can humble state that very few people in audio able to get the dynamic range my playback can furnish. Still, I consider it does not play loud. I have volume, have size, I have gravitas, I have all necessary proper attributes and accents but with some recordings, OBJECTIVELY BAD RECORDINGS, I have no option for playback to play loud. I wonder if exist any method to deal with it? I am not talking about simple digital decompression or digital contra-limiting (that add dynamics but kill everything else). I am rather thinking about some kind of algorithm that would do real time dynamic-injection that would be in total control of myself. If I were a conductor then I would know how to implement dynamic enunciation but my tools are not orchestral sections or individual instruments but audio methods. Can audio methods to restore or override the improper dynamic configuration of bad recordings?

Rgs, Romy the Cat

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