Wow, I am really, really surprised at how mnay people here think that the audio quality of Blue is compressed and jammed.....wow......I don't hear it at all...unless I'm hallucinating sounds that are not there!!!
--- In [email protected], wiredbeats <wiredbe...@...> wrote: > > Folks, > > For those of who don;t know this There is a problem in the music > reproduction industry where companies either compel the mastering folks or do > it in-house . They take the dynamic compression to its heights. This jumbles > layers and clogs the space with too much in too little. The crispness goes > away and but volume is high and the thump is well..super. Very club ready. > Thats why i think Pritam's music is so bass heavy and freakishly loud. > > This is called Loudness war and music composers are not to be blammed. This > explains why we see a remarkable difference in tracks from Sony/Universals > and T-series/Big Music etc. I bought a ( may be the 10th copy) of Dil Se > along with Blue. Dil Se for the same volume sounds stunningly clear.. Blue > sounds jammed ( sorry folks ). The songs are great no doubt but all this > discussion might just have a valid point. > > I really think T-series should treat Rahman's master tracks differently, not > just in final packaging but also reproduction. They should not treat it like > any other bollywood music. Rahman's are by far quite complex! > > Check out more on what i am sayin > > http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Loudness_war > > Remixes I Originals I Opinions at http://www.wiredbeats.com > > > > From cricket scores to your friends. Try the Yahoo! India Homepage! > http://in.yahoo.com/trynew >
