Dr Loudness Database. A drdb 2.0 that hooks into discogs would provide some. The image above shows the loudness values of steven wilson's awesome new album the raven that refused to sing.
I've found that the dr database referenced at the top of this thread helps to guide me away from otherwise poor purchases in terms of loudness war cds and other music. Dr loudness wars database rating and sound quality? Page 3 of 3 < prev 1 2 3.
Sicher kennen hier einige die dynamic range database. Don't use a tool designed for one thing and expect it do something else. The database is there to represent the official album market.
That may explain a lot. The “unofficial” dynamic range database uses a sliding scale from 1 to 20 (1 being the worst, 20 being the best) to rank the dynamic quality of each of the recordings they list. More on lufs later, but basically here is the level your music will now be streaming at based on the platform you use….
Vinyl rips are kind of a mixed bag. Or sign in with one of these services. The dr database allows its users to measure their own disks if they happen to not already be in the database using a freeware downloadable application called dr offline meter.
In my experience, the crest factor. It's not about volume, it's about quality, and they're very different things. It's better approached by talking about different masterings, which may or may not include a mastering.
A drdb 2.0 that hooks into discogs would provide some. Dr loudness wars database rating and sound quality? Something i and many others already noticed is that many cds from the 80s have much better numbers in the dr loudness database compared to most if not all.
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