I've found that mp3s of songs with vocals sometimes do not transfer over to
MiniDisc well (analog), especially 128k files. Although it is partially
dependant on the EQ settings on my home stereo, even if I drop the bass down
and boost other parts up, with some songs the vocals are kind of muddled and
hard to hear amongst the music. On other songs at 128, some of the higher
stuff is muffled, or "combed" or really sharp. Fortunately, I record a lot
of instrumentals which seem to pick up better than vocals.
No complaints on a digital CD copy yet.
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Brett Tyre
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From: "PrinceGaz" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Friday, July 14, 2000 8:19 PM
Subject: MD: Is 128kbps MP3 bad? MD has loadsa life yet!
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>
> Thing is I have been using Napster lately, to download mp3 music most
> of which has been at 128kbps, and to be honest it is to my ears quite
> acceptable, provided it was recorded properly. Having just downloaded
> and listened to Kate Bush Wutheing Heights, there were definite probs
> with the high freq stuff, sorta muffled artifacts added to them but
> overall, in any listening environment other than my home I doubt they
> would be detectable.
>
>
> Cheers,
> Gareth Bell - [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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