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HThead
Wannabe
Joined: Sep 24, 2008
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RMS levels any thoughts
Hey all
I was thinking about RMS Levels and I'm wondereing where the engineers here find the levels to be falling.
Acoustic music versus electric full rock band
Thanks
Jason
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masteringhouse
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Joined: May 28, 2005
Posts: 73
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RMS levels have obviously been rising through the years. On average I would say that a mastered CD is usually in the -10 dBFS range for most genres, but for many Rock records is in the -6 dBFS range and can be higher.
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fhmastering
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Joined: Aug 14, 2008
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Just a quick note on this post. If I can get by with it, I only raise the volume to an acceptable level. I believe that it is time to get back to mastering for the musical need and not just for volume. There is nothing worse than getting to a chorus, and having no build up or no where to go. I think that most ME's will agree.
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