Netflix Loudness - Why Have They Changed Their Delivery Specs? Is It A Good Thing? Episode 335 - Production Expert Podcast

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In this weeks Podcast there is an opportunity to get an exclusive 35% off Exponential audio stereo reverbs, but you have to listen to the podcast to get the discount code! Mike, Julian and Alan discuss Netflix's changes to their loudness specs, they speculate on the contents of the new release of RX7, they answer your questions, share community feedback, and their finds of the week.

Netflix Loudness - Why Have They Changed Their Delivery Specs? Is It A Good Thing? Episode 335

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