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## How does Decibel compare to other loudness meters you may have used?
 
## How does Decibel compare to other loudness meters you may have used?
 
## Do you recognize different features that might help you achieve the different level requirements across content and platforms?
 
## Do you recognize different features that might help you achieve the different level requirements across content and platforms?
## How diverse can you really make Decibel?
 
 
## Will you continue to use it? Why or why not?
 
## Will you continue to use it? Why or why not?
  
 
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Latest revision as of 12:34, 22 March 2023

Overview

In Decibel Assignment 1 - Discussion, we shook hands with Decibel and watched a collection of videos overviewing some features and tips. Now, let's dig a little deeper and explore the different modules of Decibel.

Instructions

  1. Create your ideal meter
    • Descriptions of the different modules are listed under "Features" (scroll down the page)
  2. Test out your Decibel meter on various content
  3. Create a screenshot of the personalized Decibel meter you created

Deliver in Canvas

  1. Upload your screenshot image file in the Canvas Discussion
  2. Answer these questions in the Discussion:
    1. What modules did you choose?
    2. Why did you choose those modules?
    3. How diverse can you really make Decibel?
    4. How does Decibel compare to other loudness meters you may have used?
    5. Do you recognize different features that might help you achieve the different level requirements across content and platforms?
    6. Will you continue to use it? Why or why not?