It's upsetting that this "option" is enabled by default without asking.
2 weeks ago
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I will never understand the movement towards intrusive volume normalization 😔 stay ambient out ther
2 weeks ago
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Thank you for this. It sounded great to my ears since I'm new to ambience but now it sounds even better!
2 weeks ago
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I totally forgot this was a thing and was wondering why some music started sounding weird. It's great for pretty much everything else though.
2 weeks ago
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Jojo’s ASMR has a little fancy text blurb at the beginning of his videos that mentions turning it off. Could be something you can include as well?
2 weeks ago | 2
Unfortunately this is because a great majority of YouTube content creator are not doing their job on the audio track… they can’t be arse to normalise their sound levels and that’s why when you watch something you need to adjust the volume every 5 seconds. Of course it’s terrible for those that work on music 😅
2 weeks ago | 1
Funnily enough “stable Audio” is currently not available to mess around with on mobile
2 weeks ago | 0
Your live music thing you have playing I listen to a lot but it constantly cuts out playing static noise sometimes for about 15-20 seconds at a time
2 weeks ago | 0
So THAT'S why everything is so quiet. Where do I find this setting?
2 weeks ago (edited) | 0
Michael Ghelfi Studios
YouTube enabled a new feature called "Stable volume". It's good for entertainment videos but terrible for our ambiences (and songs, sometimes). I was surprised to hear one of my ambiences suddenly didn't sound well. That was the culprit. Make sure you disable it if the audio levels of some elements sound off.
2 weeks ago | [YT] | 200