> Normalising obviously introduces some distortion -- the numbers have > to be multiplied by some factor and then rounded to the next whole > number -- Afaik this isn't right. To my understanding, the numbers are not multiplied by a factor, but rather added to a number high enough to make the peak hit 0 db. Thus there is no rounding anything, and no distortion. The problem is rather, that when raising the peak level you also raise the noise floor. A lot of other dynamic processes are much more useful, but also harder to use (thinking of expander, compressor, limiter, and all those other machines and plugins that will work wonders with your sound just as fast as they'll wreck it completely...) regards monsdrum
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Re: [L-OT]Should you always Normalize?
2002-02-22 by monsdrum
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