cathcam wrote: > MP3 vs FLAC. > > First off, I could export FLAC plus almost any other format from > Audacity. I'm doing the whole process for convenience and portability. > > In many of my rooms, cars, mobile players, my wife and I did a test and > we couldn't hear the difference between MP3 and FLAC. Not every player I > have supports FLAC. I have a 2013 Merc CLS550 that won't play them, and > I can plug in a 1Tb USB Hard drive with MP3. To be fair, do you really > think carefully produced MP3, or a FLAC file would sound any different > on a Boom, Radio, or much anything except a Transporter, which I have in > my living room. Even there, my wife and I struggled to hear the > difference. > > Second, the first step of the macro I use on Audacity, post recording, > saves the recording as a WAV file. I've had to go back to a few and > rework them. > > I tried VinylStudio when I first started, and you are right, it was > complex. That said, Audacity isn't that easy. I'll give Vinylstudio > another go. Wavecorrector has also been recommended. > > You can hear a sample of what I've done hear, butchered by youtube > transmission, also same website has mixcloud mixes. > https://www.ctproduced.com/baddest-grover-washington-jr/ > > Of course, none of this helps with the original question equalization > across tracks from different sources.
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