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It appears that streaming services are starting to fight back against the loudness wars. They're all increasing and decreasing audio volumes based on a specific loud level. Here's a good article about it. https://ask.audio/articles/spotify-...4-lufs-what-does-this-mean-for-producersThe takeaway is that mastering to insanely loud levels means it will no longer be of any value.
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