Re: Mala working on Cuban album...
Posted: Fri Sep 21, 2012 4:11 pm
Only played this on vinyl, probly a silly question but will the mp3 sounds as good as the vinyl?, coz to be honest i've never compared mp3 release to vinyl before
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If your digital sounds harsh to your ears you've got a shitty setup.Sonika wrote:Vinyl just sounds slightly deeper and warmer, not quite as harsh on the ears as digital
the_disconekt wrote:If your digital sounds harsh to your ears you've got a shitty setup.Sonika wrote:Vinyl just sounds slightly deeper and warmer, not quite as harsh on the ears as digital
Sonika wrote:Oh and where do I find the link where I can use my digital download code to get the mp3s?
He talked about how people didn't have it mastered so when it was played it a club it never sounded right. I bet most of it is placebo, if i gave you a WAV & a vinyl i doubt you would notice straight away.Sonika wrote:No it doesnt
just going off what I saw in a that bassweight dubstep documentary, in a club, the guys like "with digital everytime that a hi hat hits, it feels like an icepick in your eardrums"
I don't mind digital, although it is true that vinyl sounds nice and warm
It was the first thing I saw when I opened the box set.Sonika wrote:Oh and where do I find the link where I can use my digital download code to get the mp3s?
dididub wrote:It was the first thing I saw when I opened the box set.Sonika wrote:Oh and where do I find the link where I can use my digital download code to get the mp3s?
Marcus wrote:He talked about how people didn't have it mastered so when it was played it a club it never sounded right. I bet most of it is placebo, if i gave you a WAV & a vinyl i doubt you would notice straight away.Sonika wrote:No it doesnt
just going off what I saw in a that bassweight dubstep documentary, in a club, the guys like "with digital everytime that a hi hat hits, it feels like an icepick in your eardrums"
I don't mind digital, although it is true that vinyl sounds nice and warm
there's a URL on the wee card with the code on itSonika wrote:I have the redeem code, but where do i ENTER it?
because at medium to higher volumes, the low end is overwhelmingly loud. i know, we all like bass, but there is such a thing as just too much of it (relative to the other frequencies)Maccaveli wrote:Why is that a complaint? That was one of my favourite things about it, I can listen to it at lower volumes and still feel the weightPhigure wrote: my singular complaint is just that the bass seems to be mixed/mastered really loudly. probably because this release wasnt intended as strictly club music, but still.
girlie boyPhigure wrote:maybe it's a tad exaggerated, but the bass is louder than about any other record in my collection.
it's not to the point that it's unlistenable, i mean it's still a really nice and pleasant sounding album. just something that definitely caught my ear.
I thought the same thing when i burned a copy to listen to in the car. Way too loud. The later tracks on the album seem to chill out a bit, but the first half or more is just mixed waaay too bass heavy. I rarely need to adjust my sub level in my car, with this i have to turn it down to literally one click above "off". Maybe a good choice for playing out on weaker systems (bass compensation), bad choice for overall album quality.Phigure wrote:because at medium to higher volumes, the low end is overwhelmingly loud. i know, we all like bass, but there is such a thing as just too much of it (relative to the other frequencies)Maccaveli wrote:Why is that a complaint? That was one of my favourite things about it, I can listen to it at lower volumes and still feel the weightPhigure wrote: my singular complaint is just that the bass seems to be mixed/mastered really loudly. probably because this release wasnt intended as strictly club music, but still.