How Are Traditional Radio Broadcasters Failing to Adjust to a Podcasting Future
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This is just one example, but radio is released at around -23 LUFS (audio loudness standard), while podcasts require to be much louder, at -16 LUFS and sometimes even more.
It's a simple fix, and it needs to be done, yet it seems many still don't know to do it.
p.s. Editor's note: If you want to auto-master your podcast audio, take a look at Clipgain.io
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