Meta data again
Metadata – it’s no biggie Basically, it’s useful because instead of keeping information about file, next to it, you can embed data about the file into the file itself. This will travel with it and persist wherever it is used …
Month: October 2019
05 – cutting Shapes
workflow go forth and listen It’s not a mad idea to listen to existing forms and try to work out what’s going on with them. I find it useful to engage in purposeful, active tasks and record myself doing them. …
Analysing your designs for loudness units
It may be useful to quickly check that you’re EBUR28 compliant. Basically if you’re looking to generate broadcast compliant material, then you’ll need to be aware of these rules, up to date on the thinking and have some production strategies …
Meters, Mixing Levels, Loudness (and the new ITU spec)
Note: There is an embedded video near the bottom of the post that provides a comprehensive and accessible introduction to the new EBU loudness standards. If you wish to jump straight to that and read the text later, then click …
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