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    Mobius,

    Thanks for the reply and for the link!!!

    Atan
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    Hi--Just wanted to say thanks for making this chart available--much appreciated! (I'm new here, saw a recommendation in a recent issue of the Sweetwater newsletter!) Peace--B.
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    M
    Hi,

    Version 4 is now online.

    Update changes:

    v4

    -Text spacing and size changes improve legibility

    -Tidied up ledger line graphics

    v3.6 (unpublished)

    -Spacing improvements

    -Saved using Sibelius 4

    Regards,
    Darren
  • U
    U

    wow, thanks for sharing!

    will have a closer look at it tomorrow

    beautifull job! 

    -Em
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    A

    Before I make myself the stress to explain any further digital audio production specifications, I post a few links for my distinguished friends here. Below some links to basic theoretical papers which deal with the subject of mastering and transcoding audio for lazer discs:

    Overload in Signal Conversion

    A paper about the headroom needed in processing, routing and reproduction of digital signals to prevent distortion and listening fatigue from happening. It includes a discussion of AD, DA, sample rate conversion and data reduction systems.

    by Soren Nielsen & Thomas Lund

    [url]http://www.tcelectronic.com/media/nielsen_lund_2003_overload.pdf[/url]

    Mastering and Formats - Stop Counting Samples

    Report from the frontline of the CD Loudness war, 2006: It's not over yet. Read about distortion developing in CD players, data reduction systems etc. The Appendix suggests improved procedures to follow in production and mastering.

    by Thomas Lund

    [url]http://www.tcelectronic.com/media/lund_2006_stop_counting_samples_aes121.pdf[/url]

    0 dBFS+ Levels in Digital Mastering

    This paper examines the sonic consequences when 0dBFS+ signals are reproduced in typical consumer equipment. The performance of a variety of domestic CD players exposed to such signals are presented and evaluated.

    by Soren Nielsen & Thomas Lund

    [url]http://www.tcelectronic.com/media/nielsen_lund_2000_0dbfs_le.pdf[/url]

    Level Control in Digital Mastering

    Music mastering is becoming a battle for maximum level rather than a quest for audio quality, because counting consecutive samples at OdBFS is not an adequate restriction of level.

    by Soren Nielsen & Thomas Lund

    [url]http://www.tcelectronic.com/media/nielsen_lund_1999_level_co.pdf[/url]

    The Secret of the Mastering Engineer

    Mastering is an art and a science. In this acclaimed booklet, Bob Katz shares good advice about monitoring, metering and processing. About listening to the music and supporting it as the road to Nirvana - from one of the true yogis of our industry.

    by Bob Katz

    [url]http://www.tcelectronic.com/media/katz_1999_secret_mastering.pdf[/url]

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  • A
    A

    Sorry

    posted in the wrong thread
  • S
    S

    Thanks Mobius for the chart and Hetoreyn for hosting the download. I have just downloaded this and it is really cool!

    best,

    Steve[:D] 
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    T

    Mobius,

    I am sorry to inform you but from here the link does not work.

    Stefan. 
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    M
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    @trifidmaster said:

    Mobius,

    I am sorry to inform you but from here the link does not work.

    Stefan. 



    Hi,

    NEW LINK:

    http://www.elvenmusic.com/tech/tools/tools.html

    Unfortunately, since the forum upgrade, I've been unable to edit my own post! Aaaargh! It's so frustrating. Why can't this get sorted?!
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    P

    I realise I'm years late but any ideas where I can find this chart?

    Thank you
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    M
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    Hello,

    I have only just seen this, sorry. I've uploaded it to my Dropbox account:

    Instrument Reference Chart v6.1

    Kind regards,

    Darren
  • PaoloTP
    PaoloTP

    Darren, thank you very much!

    Paolo
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