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Have you ever wondered why commercials sound louder than your favorite TV shows? Or why you have to adjust the playback volume on your television when switching between channels? Because of this, ...

This is part of a continuing series of occasional articles about basic broadcast concepts for new LPFM broadcasters and others who may be unfamiliar with industry terminology and practices. It’s not ...

With over 574 million users and 226 million premium subscribers, it's safe to say Spotify is the world's favorite music app, and with good reason. There's so much to like about Spotify, including the ...

I'm working late and rocking out to Motown. But man, the levels of music from the 60's to now is so different, by a lot. Tunes from the 60's playback at half the level of ones recorded recently. The ...

Loudness normalization is now available for the Galaxy S24 series in the recent One UI 7 beta. The feature prevents sound from suddenly becoming too loud or too quiet while playing media. It was ...

Audio normalization has become one of the silent arbiters of modern listening, quietly shaping the way tracks greet listeners across radio waves, streaming libraries, and vinyl decks alike. At its ...