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No. To quote the main article \\\"Anything beyond 11 (and to a lesser extent, the harshest and most abrasive Level 11 material) starts to fall under Noise.\\\" and \\\"Conversely, anything below 1 is too soft to go on the scale, owing to a lack of audible/perceivable hardness.\\\"

TLDR version: It would either be too silent or too unorganized and/or distorted to be considered music in general.

\\\'\\\'Also, I know this sounds a bit odd and rather YMMV but does \\\"grandness\\\" have an effect on hardness?\\\'\\\'

Yes it does if it\\\'s a major part of the song\\\'s atmosphere. This grandiose effect typically begins at Level 3, but it can easily reach Level 5. It depends on how strong, intense, and upfront the effect is.
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No. To quote the main article \\\"Anything beyond 11 (and to a lesser extent, the harshest and most abrasive Level 11 material) starts to fall under Noise.\\\" and \\\"Conversely, anything below 1 is too soft to go on the scale, owing to a lack of audible/perceivable hardness.\\\"

TLDR version: It would either be too silent or to unorganized and/or distorted to be considered music in general.

\\\'\\\'Also, I know this sounds a bit odd and rather YMMV but does \\\"grandness\\\" have an effect on hardness?\\\'\\\'

Yes it does if it\\\'s a major part of the song\\\'s atmosphere. This grandiose effect typically begins at Level 3, but it can easily reach Level 5. It depends on how strong, intense, and upfront the effect is.
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\\\'\\\'Does anyone else think there should be a category for songs below 1 and beyond 11?\\\'\\\'

No. To quote the main article \\\"Anything beyond 11 (and to a lesser extent, the harshest and most abrasive Level 11 material) starts to fall under Noise.\\\" and \\\"Conversely, anything below 1 is too soft to go on the scale, owing to a lack of audible/perceivable hardness.\\\"

TLDR version: It would either be too silent or to unorganized and/or distorted to be considered music in general.

\\\'\\\'Also, I know this sounds a bit odd and rather YMMV but does \\\"grandness\\\" have an effect on hardness?\\\'\\\'

Yes it does if it\\\'s a major part of the song\\\'s atmosphere. This grandiose effect typically begins at Level 3, but it can easily reach Level 5. It depends on how strong, intense, and upfront the effect is.
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No. To quote the main article \
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No. To quote the main article \\\"Anything beyond 11 (and to a lesser extent, the harshest and most abrasive Level 11 material) starts to fall under Noise.\\\" and \\\"Conversely, anything below 1 is too soft to go on the scale, owing to a lack of audible/perceivable hardness.\\\"

TLDR version: It would either be too silent or to unorganized and/or distorted to be considered music in general.

\\\"Also, I know this sounds a bit odd and rather YMMV but does \\\"grandness\\\" have an effect on hardness?\\\"

Yes it does if it\\\'s a major part of the song\\\'s atmosphere. This grandiose effect typically begins at Level 3, but it can easily reach Level 5. It depends on how strong, intense, and upfront the effect is.
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No. To quote the main article \
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No. To quote the main article \\\"Anything beyond 11 (and to a lesser extent, the harshest and most abrasive Level 11 material) starts to fall under Noise.\\\" and \\\"Conversely, anything below 1 is too soft to go on the scale, owing to a lack of audible/perceivable hardness.\\\"

TLDR version: It would either be too silent or to unorganized and/or distorted to be considered music in general.

\\\"Also, I know this sounds a bit odd and rather YMMV but does \\\"grandness\\\" have an effect on hardness?\\\"

Yes it does if its a major part of the song\\\'s atmosphere. This grandiose effect typically begins at Level 3, but it can easily reach Level 5. It depends on how strong, intense, and upfront the effect is.
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