AES12: Everything You Ever Needed To Know About Loudness

TC Electronic launches new website providing a comprehensive resource for everything related to loudness      29/10/12
AES12: Everything You Ever Needed To Know About Loudness


TC Electronic launches new website providing a comprehensive resource for everything related to loudness

There are many aspects to loudness, and keeping track of all of them can be a challenge even to those already familiar with the topic. Therefore, TC has launched a new loudness website, as an extension of the overall TC Electronic website, where all of these aspects are outlined, explained and discussed. The site is an answer to the highly relevant question: "What Is Loudness, and Why Is It Important?"

The site is organized into several sub pages, and highlights include:

  • Introduction to Loudness – 101 Loudness explaining the basics in an easy-to-read, easy-to-understand fashion.
  • Broadcast Standards –What are the differences between the current standards? What are the significant details that are important to be aware of as a broadcaster or a deliverer of broadcast content?
  • Applications –It is one thing to know the technology and the standards involved, it is another to know how, where and when to apply the technology in real-world situations.
  • Events – As a loudness pioneer, TC has hosted several loudness seminars and have been present at broadcast and pro audio shows all over the world. An 'Events' page sums up these activities and is also a valuable source for in-depth videos.
  • Literature and Glossary – For those who would like to go deeper into the technical details, TC provides a massive collection of white papers describing and discussing all kinds of aspects of loudness technology, and finally there is also an extensive glossary explaining terms related to loudness.

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    1 Comments...  Post a comment    original story
    fightMP3    Said...

    This is just a advertising website for TC products with VERY meager actuall info about this topic.

    With sentences like "No wonder that it is always the volume buttons on remote controls that get worn out the first!"

    you get an idea how how deep this goes.

    30-Oct-12 10:35 PM

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