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Article #282Re: Volume Levels Of A Completed Project
From: SteveG
Date: Tue, 14 Oct 2008 08:31
Date: Tue, 14 Oct 2008 08:31
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I tend to use Runaway's method - it's the only one that really works. Probably the best way to do it involves having a volume control calibrated in dB. You then find a comfortable average level on your monitors (generally this doesn't work at all well on headphones), and then make a note of the level changes required to keep each track at your comfortable level. After this, it's straightforward amplitude changes in Audition to each file, by the amount you altered the volume control but in the other direction. And make sure that you do this with 32-but files so you don't lose any amplitude resolution - you shouldn't do 16-bit copies for distribution until after this process.
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