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When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. The most fundamental audio issue of all — control of loudness — makes millions of people adjust ...

Orban says the first public beta of its Orban Loudness Meter Software for Windows XP and Vista is available for free download. This is the first in a series of meters for the company. The beta version ...

The author is senior technologist at NPR Labs. A new form of audio measurement is poised to invade North American control rooms and studios: loudness-based metering. It is one of the most fundamental ...

LEEDS, U.K. — Sept. 30, 2015 — NUGEN Audio today introduced a new DSP option for its industry-leading VisLM-H2 visual loudness meter, targeted to users of Avid Pro Tools HDX systems. Leveraging ...

Company Introduces DynApt for Dynamic Audio Repurposing, MultiMonitor Version 1.1, and DPP AS-11 Compliance for LMB’s MXF Extension LEEDS, U.K. — Sept. 3, 2014 — At the IBC2014 show in Amsterdam, ...

Orban’s white paper can be found on NewBay Connect, the digital resource which also features analyst reports, case studies, briefings, tutorials and more. Below is a short extract from the paper, by ...

Public radio has historically had a well-documented problem: Some programs have tended to be WAY LOUDER than others. A few shows, like This American Life, have often been way quieter than loud shows ...

C4, RedBee and Grand Central Studios have chosen DK-Technologies’ loudness software to evaluate BCAP recommendations on audio levels in ads and idents. The Broadcast Committee on Advertising Standards ...

Audio quality can make or break a piece of content. Editors always need to remember that even if the video has mind-blowing visuals, poor audio quality will detract from the audience’s viewing ...

As someone operating the board, you are responsible for making sure our board does not “clip” the levels of whatever audio you are sending out. Here’s some tips/reminders about how to use them.