). I just remastered a couple of my tracks and the comparison feature is indeed handy for getting consistency. Much of the stuff I listen to (and some that I make) breaks the loudness range limits though. But after doing some reading that does not seem to be uncommon in loop based music.Uncle E wrote:I did a remix for Paul Oakenfold’s label many years ago and it ended up having level problems, it actually distorted Beatport’s player. They never asked me to do another remix.mgw38 wrote:I am not really saying it is a useless app. I will probably even pick it up given its price. And the comparison does have some value. It is just that the red/green thingy is supposed to tell you about quality. That's the way they positioned that app. At the same most professional tracks that people perceive to be of high quality do not pass that test. So, what problems is it detecting exactly? Certainly not the ones that prevent people from getting into the charts.
Anyway, the point of Expose is to warn you when you’ve crossed Generally Accepted Audio Principles (GAAP) but you can still choose to do it. Bach sometimes composed with Parallel 5ths, rules can be broken when you’re either very good or very lucky.
