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|    Ian Bell to Randy Yates    |
|    Re: dBFS    |
|    20 Nov 10 23:16:02    |
      XPost: rec.audio.pro       From: ruffrecords@yahoo.com              Randy Yates wrote:       > Hi,       >       > Some had responded here to my recent inquiry on levels that dBFS is a       > peak measurement.       >       > If an RMS measurement needs to be made for a digital signal (i.e., on a       > digital mixing console or a ProTools plugin), what units are utilized? I       > thought they were dBFS, i.e., that dBFS was an RMS measurement.       > Apparently I am incorrect. Somebody please set me straight.                     dBFS is NOT a measurement method (peak or rms) but a specification for a signal       level. Unlike dBm, dBu and dBV is has NO SPECIFIC PHYSICAL VALUE - it is simply       the largest value that a digital system can represent.              Cheers              ian              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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