With compressed sound you can't hear exact vibrations of singers vocal cords and voice quality, all is masked behind post production. It can be even heard on LQ YouTube Audio (which I guess you already know):Įven Live sounds more Dynamic than remixed compressed one: Today production due the majority of music is played over phone speakers or lower quality demands that all frequencies are flat lined with compression and floored to the limit 0db (-0.3db) range. ALL 80s/90s CDs have much better dynamic range than current CDs due the fact that they were produced to preserve all the dynamic range of music according to RED Book of CD recording it is 89db allowing the rest of high end further expand and polish the sound, resulting much clear and better sound for higher end of listening experience. If you have already analyzed volume you only need to increase Playback volume to less than 96db and you should hear them played in higher volume.Įven talked many time before on various Audiophile forums (not just on MM) let me explain it again. This is an excellent approach for PC-based players, but is limited because many portable devices do not support Replay Gain tags, and thus when tracks are synced to a device, the volume will vary.Ģ) If the answer to 1) is yes, how do you switch it on in MMA? The user manual only discusses the PC based player Then, during playback, the Album or Track gain tag is read and the player adjusts the volume up or down accordingly (Album gain is preferable for playing an entire Album and preserving the inter-track volume variances encoded in the original album, while Track gain is preferred for playing a playlist of tracks from various sources). Then after all tracks on an Album have been analyzed, a single coefficient is saved for all tracks on the album (Album gain). Replay Gain implementations use a multi-phase approach: first track volumes are analyzed and the resulting coefficient is saved to the track's tag (Track gain). This is the most standardized approach to volume leveling, providing a comprehensive approach for all audio formats without impacting audio fidelity.
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