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“The final world-shattering salvo of the Loudness War”: Here’s the waveform of the first minute of Sleigh Bells “Crown on the Ground”.

“The final world-shattering salvo of the Loudness War”: Here’s the waveform of the first minute of Sleigh Bells “Crown on the Ground”.

Notes:

  1. morepeanuts reblogged this from hardcorefornerds and added:
    dug up from a few weeks ago and reblogged for dylan.
  2. sunshadowpoet reblogged this from abloodymess and added:
    Excellent bringing this up, and Owen of course provided an excellent citation for this.
  3. blurdylanblur reblogged this from fuckyeahemo and added:
    The biggest failure of this is that digital clipping doesn’t create a “good” kind of distortion like analog recording...
  4. perpetualweirdo reblogged this from abloodymess and added:
    that song hurts.
  5. abloodymess reblogged this from hardcorefornerds and added:
    Bob Weston has a great bit about the whole loudness wars up on his mastering company’s website.
  6. fuckyeahemo reblogged this from hardcorefornerds and added:
    Crush, expand, crush, expand; louder, louder, louder; destruction, lifeless It destroys me
  7. hardcorefornerds reblogged this from fleetfootedfox and added:
    but clipping (or, at least, serious deterioration of sound quality) is already an effect of distortion, when you listen...
  8. superdoofus-stratodrive reblogged this from fleetfootedfox
  9. fleetfootedfox reblogged this from tristn and added:
    Ohmygod. It’s clipping-as-distortion-effect.
  10. tristn posted this

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