Originally posted by: daveshel
Wow, we need to start an audio enthusiasts' forum.
I'll confess: I'm a Dynaco/Advent guy.
we have a couple hard core audio guys here.
for the rest there's the other sites.
Originally posted by: daveshel
Wow, we need to start an audio enthusiasts' forum.
I'll confess: I'm a Dynaco/Advent guy.
Actually, we live in the 'radio single' generation. From what I understand most of the engineers do not want to compress the hell out of the mix, but the record company execs tell them that they want the song as loud as possible on the radio.Originally posted by: Pepsi90919
Originally posted by: ribbon13
Originally posted by: d3n
Originally posted by: daveshel
Equalizers, like all tone controls, destroy your imaging. Not that there was much left these days with all the crap on the market.
The doubling of frequencies, by the way, correspond with octaves.
Are you referring to craptastic mastering of music or just the music itself. It just annoys me how everything is mastered to just sound loud which crushes all the nuances in music. No equalizer has a chance of fixing that. Crap in crap out.
What you're referring to is 'white noise' or 'clipping' because of overzealous use of gates/limiters/compressors. A prime example of victims of this are 'remastered' albums.
not necissarily with the clipping so much anymore, but there is a lot of sloppy mixing and mastering going on. the generation of audio we have now is the 'pro tools' generation, where it makes it oh-so-easy to compress the sh1t out of everything.
Originally posted by: spidey07
Originally posted by: daveshel
Wow, we need to start an audio enthusiasts' forum.
I'll confess: I'm a Dynaco/Advent guy.
we have a couple hard core audio guys here.
for the rest there's the other sites.
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