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An interesting read,
#65959 10/26/04 04:47 PM
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Hello all,
ran across this at another forum and found it to be quite interesting. Explains alot about my CD collection.

[url=link] http://www.prorec.com/prorec/articles.nsf/articles/8A133F52D0FD71AB86256C2E005DAF1C [/url]

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Re: An interesting read,
#65960 10/26/04 04:59 PM
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lets see if we can link it here

there we go...

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Re: An interesting read,
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Thanks alot BigJohn.

Re: An interesting read,
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instead of putting [url=link ]

you need to put [url=the actual http ] here[/url ]

and that should do it.

good article also.. i havent heard the new cd, but got to see them in concert back in june.. great show!!

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Re: An interesting read,
#65963 10/26/04 05:26 PM
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Good article, and accurate from what I've seen.

When I bring tracks off of CD into my audio editor, they all look "normalised to hell". They're all so compressed that there are no dymamics left. I wasn't seeing this just 5-10 years ago!

It's a shame, too, because that dynamic range is a large part of what makes music sound "real" or "live". It's what I mostly hope gets remastered when I buy high-rez disc, especially with the lower noise floor available to the engineer.


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Re: An interesting read,
#65964 10/26/04 11:07 PM
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I think the new Sting CD suffers the same problem. It's hands down the loudest disc in the changer, and it doesn't sound nearly as good as the previous 2, which I tend to use as reference discs (or did before I got Buena Vista Social Club). I'd forgotten about this article...


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Re: An interesting read,
#65965 10/27/04 02:52 AM
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Very good article, and accurate as it relates to many of the pop recordings(fortunately classical material seldom or never has that problem). Of course, his comment about a 3dB increase being perceived as "twice as loud" isn't accurate, but essentially he's right on target.


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