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Ever been working on a mix or mastering a song only to stop and wonder… “Hey, how loud am I supposed to be making this, anyway?” Correct volume levels are key for creating a professional-sounding track that fits well on the various streaming platforms, and stacks up against the competition. So, how loud should your…
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