I dont know but my guess would be cuz the final versions were engineered by 2 different programmers maybe?
On Tue, May 25, 2010 at 5:50 AM, AJ <[email protected]> wrote: > > > I alluded to this in my reviews of Raavan, but it's very clear...the Veera > versions have a much higher clap, bass guitar, and small rhythm volumes vs. > the Hindi Beera version. When you listen to the first minute of Beera, you > will notice some very faint claps and a bass guitar sound, which both then > get subdued when the rest of the singing and instruments take off. In both > Veera versions, the claps are very crisp and loud along with a very nice > bass guitar and crisper sounding rhythms throughout the song. > > I have compared Beera vs. both Veeras on the best quality audios and in > good speakers, and no doubt, the bass and clap sounds in both Veeras are > louder and crisper, making the song arrangement wise superior in the Tamil > and Telugu versions vs. the Hindi version. > > I wonder why ARR kept those track volumes low in the Hindi version and > higher in the other 2. Anyone want to conjecture a guess? > > > -- www.gomzyphotography.com
