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Re: Audio Levels
Then I have problem. How do you keep it above that level? Half of my audio dips below -18db!
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Re: Audio Levels
Raise the volume!!
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But when I raise the volume, it goes above -6db! Either the balance will sound like it was put together by a five year old, or we'll get DQ'ed. ![]() |
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Re: Audio Levels
Could you run some of the sounds through a filtering program that can do a log function on the whole thing? Tinkering with the filter will enable you to compress the sounds without too much loss.
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Re: Audio Levels
If you read the rule again it says that peaks must not fall below -18dB. When put together with the previous spec, peaks should fall between -18dB and -6dB.
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Re: Audio Levels
So the highest volume of the animation cannot be lower than -18db? Thanks!
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