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Old 03-17-2006, 10:36 AM
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Default Gain and Normalize

Hi ya...

I was wondering what was the real differences between the fonction Normalize and Gain.
For example if I set my Normalize with peak at -0.1db ,will I have the same result as if I set on the same file the Gain to reach a peak (after a Find Peak process) to -0.1db.
Correct me if I'm wrong but the Gain is used in the purpose to create different level parts (for example quieter for the verse and louder for the verse...).And Normalize should be applied on a whole consolidated track to have the best optimized level.
Thank you for you're answers.I'm just guessing but the DUC's gonna help me.
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