These are all problems associated with loudness and dynamic range. Or how about when you’re watching TV and an advertisement comes on so loud you have to cover your ears? This despite the fact that your TV was set to a reasonable volume for the program you were watching?Īnd what about music? Have you ever listened to your favorite song on the radio and noticed that the volumes of certain parts of the song lack the nuance compared to when you listen to the same song from your own mp3, CD or record collection? Or worse yet, the music sounds distorted or has an unnatural pumping effect
Have you ever been watching a movie and, during a particularly quiet scene, found it difficult to make out the words coming out of a character’s mouth? If you’re an absolute beginner though, and are just looking for a very quick and simple “podcast volume” answer, then let’s jump forward a few steps. If you’ve started to find your feet with your content and the general logistics of podcasting, and are now ready to take your audio quality up a notch, then this is for you. It is aimed at intermediate-level podcasters who’ve been working with audio and audio files for a while now. ‘How Loud Should a Podcast Be?’ is a guide to podcast volume levels, put together by our resident audio engineer Matt Boudreau.
0 kommentar(er)
