7. That's interesting. So, the loudest part of the commercial is no louder
than the loudest part of the regular programming, but there's more of it? Still, doesn't that mean that the average noise level of the commercial is higher than for the regular programming? If 'loudness' is thought of as 'perceived noisiness,' I'd still say that ads are louder...
Thanks - I've learned my one new thing for the day. :)
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