The technique of compression is frequently used in editing music. Basically, one takes the quiet sounds of a piece of music and makes them louder, while essentially leaving the loud parts the same.
Compression can be useful when using a wide range of dynamics over a certain course of time. A listener can sit back [...]
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Compression in Music and the Artist’s Message
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