Re: microsound Digest 30 Oct 2002 22:34:53 -0000 Issue 683

["dave henson" <gweisolo@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

Dear microsounders,

Perhaps you can help me tackle a technical problem I am having with 
mastering one of my most recent tracks.
The track in question focuses purely on the top end of the graphic spectrum. 
I spent a great deal of time removing the low end to achieve a variety of 
high end sounds. The problem that I am having is after having mastered it 
within sound forge and limiting everything to -0.2 DB there is not a great 
deal of a sonic output level coming out during playback. I guess comparisons 
could be made to the synthesis of a dog whistle. Although with a dog whistle 
the pitch is so high that the sound cannot be heard by humans, where as this 
track is definitly audible however the frequencies appear to be less 
friendly to general listening environments.
Perhaps there is a way that I can master this so that the output level seems 
to be more in par with the rest of the tracks on my new CDR.
any comments would be greatly appreciated.

cheers
Dave

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