u/gotthesounds

I always had the volume normalization turned on in Spotify. Then I starting using the MIX feature without really remembering that I had that toggled on. Recently I toggled it off and listened to my mixed playlists and a few of the transitions were noticeably different in volume level. So, my question is, do you all use normalization or not? Because it definitely affects the transitions. Do most people use the normalization? Do I tell people to toggle on or off the normalization before they listen to my set so that it's accurate to what I intended it to sound like volume-wise? You see where this is going? Just curious to know how others deal with this issue with custom-mixes.

This is one of the first playlists I mixed when Spotify rolled out MIX. I was listening to it today and--for one of my early ones--it's quite nice. I really like the track selections and the mixes are clean considering there were some delicate song choices. 87-114 BPM.

I mixed this Spotify playlist with 80s Italo Disco in mind.