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		<title>The Loudness War</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[This YouTube clip has been making the rounds for a while, but it is such a great demonstration of the misuse of compression on today&#8217;s records that it bears watching again. It&#8217;s so well done that it&#8217;s worth showing to your non-music-producing friends.

The IEEE recently published an article about this as well.
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