On Mon, 27 Jun 2005, ha wrote:
this would be compression, not normalizing afaik
normalizing conserves the ratio/dynamics of different frequencies. it just
increases volume so that the loudest peak is still just below the clipping
level. afaik again.
Yes that's what I've thought always. In sense normalization is "safe" when
it comes to processing sounds. It doesn't alter the way something sounds,
it just alters how much something sounds.
IANASE (I am not a sound engineer)
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