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4 minutes ago, LarryMagoo said:

Is Classical all that is listed here?   The guys below are fun to listen to.....well recorded Electronic music will have you taping your feet quickly!

I usually listen to Jazz, Smooth Jazz and some Classic Rock....give these guys a try....!

Oh yeah! ;)

Their 'Greatest Hits' used to be one of my demo discs, some pieces sound spectacular, that's true.

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20 minutes ago, firedog said:

Low DR can just mean there isn't much built in dynamic range to the music itself.  Happens a lot with Rock/Folk/Country/Blues types of music.

 

Indeed, the DR meter is mostly useful only to compare different mastering versions of one particular album.

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5 hours ago, AudioDoctor said:

Despite having a DR of 4

 

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https://dr.loudness-war.info/album/list?artist=Chet Atkins and Mark Knopfler

 

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6 hours ago, firedog said:

Low DR can just mean there isn't much built in dynamic range to the music itself.  Happens a lot with Rock/Folk/Country/Blues types of music.

 

6 hours ago, semente said:

 

Indeed, the DR meter is mostly useful only to compare different mastering versions of one particular album.

 

Yes I know, I mainly wanted to head off any comments that it must be compressed to hell with such a low DR.

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2 hours ago, AudioDoctor said:

 

 

Yes I know, I mainly wanted to head off any comments that it must be compressed to hell with such a low DR.

Roon is using a different measurement of dynamic range - R128 vs the more wildly quoted "Crest" method as used in Foobar -essentially average vs peak methods of calculation. The two methods aren't directly comparable number to number. So if you say it has a "DR of 4" that's sort of misleading, as most of us would assume you are reporting what the Foobar/DR database states as DR. 

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1 hour ago, firedog said:

Roon is using a different measurement of dynamic range - R128 vs the more wildly quoted "Crest" method as used in Foobar -essentially average vs peak methods of calculation. The two methods aren't directly comparable number to number. So if you say it has a "DR of 4" that's sort of misleading, as most of us would assume you are reporting what the Foobar/DR database states as DR. 

 

Next time I will link to a page explaining this before I dare mention the dynamic range that's clearly visible in the screen capture included in my post.

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