
The EBU R128 Loudness Recommendation provides a robust and versatile framework for assessing the loudness of a wide range of different sources. In this talk, Thomas Lund demonstrates its deployment in a variety of production and transmission scenarios, explains terms like LU and LUFS and compares it with previous loudness standards and recommendations, eg BS. 1770-2 and A/85. Please note To get the most from the audio examples in this talk, we recommend that you select the highest possible playback quality. About Thomas Lund Thomas Lund has studied medicine, specializing in perception, has written more than 30 scientific papers on topics such as audio loudness, spatialization and distortion, and has worked with organizations like AES, ITU and EBU on international audio production and broadcast standardization. Lund has worked with high definition audio at TC Electronic for 15 years, and holds position as HD development manager. About 'Rome Calling - Audio Seminar of The Year' TC Electronic has gathered some of the industry's most influential speakers in order to cover, from a multitude of angles, the radical changes now taking place in production and distribution of broadcast, film and music as a consequence of the new ITU and EBU standards and recommendations. The seminars focus strictly on technology rather than specific products. www.tcelectronic.com
Thomas
Lund
TC
Electronic
Electronics
Bob
Katz
EBU
R128
Loudness
Recommendation
BS.
1770
A/85
standards
sound
pressure
level
peak
metering
true-peak
LU
LUFS
LKFS
LRA
transmission
broadcast
audio
music
production
hyperpop
normalization
TM7
TM9
LM2
LM6
DB2
D22
DB4
DB8
dbmax
P2
LM5D
System
6000
ITU
BS1770
BS1770-2
ATSC