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rsp2rsp2

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1 Posted on 01/31/2009 at 11:24:07
I am about to try “normalizing” for the first time. Anyone have any comments or warnings before hand?

I did notice that despite all my tracks being initially recorded at the same level, that after I tried a test run with normalizing, a few tracks got jacked up WAY high (and I thought about using the “blue-bar” to manually decrease volume back down on these tracks).

I have read on the internet that normalizing should not always be done so easily (without thought & care first).

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Anonymous

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2 Posted on 01/31/2009 at 14:41:26
Which normalizing are you trying to do, peak or RMS ? And for what purpose ?
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