Progress of sorts ... podcasts have suddenly started working!
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Am 16.12.17 um 06:07 schrieb pablolie:
mherger wrote:
. Which is
still less than the 0.00012 cents they'd get from Spotify.
l
.00012 cents * a billion is still worth more than $1 of a CD no one buys
anymore.
Exactly. Your quote is lacking a bit of context: I was saying that while
mlsstl wrote:
> Second the motion for Bandcamp. It is a wonderful source for excellent
> music from a lot of artists otherwise ignored by the big labels.
Yes I have discovered a fair bit of music there and it gives the artists
a much bigger cut of the sales than Spotify I think
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mherger wrote:
> >>. Which is
> still less than the 0.00012 cents they'd get from Spotify.
> l
.00012 cents * a billion is still worth more than $1 of a CD no one buys
anymore.
Artists make their adult business decisions. I'll respect that and shall
support them through several channels. But
Second the motion for Bandcamp. It is a wonderful source for excellent
music from a lot of artists otherwise ignored by the big labels.
Yes I have discovered a fair bit of music there and it gives the artists
a much bigger cut of the sales than Spotify I think
But keep in mind that you're
Second the motion for Bandcamp. It is a wonderful source for excellent
music from a lot of artists otherwise ignored by the big labels.
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If carrying some horrible music counts against Spotify, then it should
also equally count against any large shop selling CDs. Crappy music is
the norm in the music industry these days. Autotune is the real talent.
Ugh.
I focus on the positive: I can find a lot of stuff I like (Jazz,
Classical,
bakker_be wrote:
> Thanks to John Darko
> (http://www.digitalaudioreview.net/2017/12/dars-holiday-gift-guide-2017/)
> I've started a 60-days free trial of Roon, and even taken the plunge to
> let it temporarily take control over my various squeeze-instances. I
> last tried this in the early
slartibartfast wrote:
> Is that volume difference related to Replaygain?
>
> Sent from my SM-G900F using Tapatalk
I have no idea actually, all my tracks are painstakingly tagged with
Replaygain info, according to the R128 EBU norm, which Roon also uses,
so logically it shouldn't, especially
Thanks to John Darko
(http://www.digitalaudioreview.net/2017/12/dars-holiday-gift-guide-2017/)
I've started a 60-days free trial of Roon, and even taken the plunge to
let it temporarily take control over my various squeeze-instances. I
last tried this in the early stages, and without having
bakker_be wrote:
> Thanks, that solves part of the Loudness jump :p I hadn't really thought
> it would be a user defined setting, with volume levelling being
> implemented by default across all streaming services, so I hadn't even
> looked for it. I now set it to the 'AES-reccommended'
>
slartibartfast wrote:
> Works for me but I'm in the UK. I suppose you can say "Ask tunein to
> play ..." but it does seem odd to be offered a skill that doesn't
> work in your location.
>
> Sent from my SM-G900F using Tapatalk
Hmm ... alexa online support said it was a known problem. All
pablolie wrote:
> ...
>
> What I find refreshing about this thread is people seem to be focusing
> on the music, rather than the sound quality. :-) It's rare. :-D
>
> PS: My favs I still tend to buy on CD.
I think that qualifies us as '\"Music-First Audiophiles\"'
castalla wrote:
> There are only a few reviews - about 50/50 works/crap. I just hate the
> way it is the default AND that it can't be disabled!Works for me but I'm in
> the UK. I suppose you can say "Ask tunein to
play ..." but it does seem odd to be offered a skill that doesn't
work in
I feel there is some geo-ip or some other checking going on or I have
some weird setting somewhere.
When I access the above review on BBC skill - I can see it for a while
and then Alexa web site drops back to login !
>From user comments - they say audio quality is better than BBC via
Tune-in
bakker_be wrote:
> I have no idea actually, all my tracks are painstakingly tagged with
> Replaygain info, according to the R128 EBU norm, which Roon also uses,
> so logically it shouldn't, especially since Roon mixes local and cloud
> tracks without perceived differences. My LMS volume
slartibartfast wrote:
> This is probably a stupid question but have you enabled Replaygain in
> Roon? Apparently default is off.
>
> Sent from my SM-G900F using Tapatalk
Thanks, that solves part of the Loudness jump :p I hadn't really thought
it would be a user defined setting, with volume
There are only a few reviews - about 50/50 works/crap. I just hate the
way it is the default AND that it can't be disabled!
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garym wrote:
> I think Roon does its own RG scanning as well. There is a setting
> somewhere to tell it to use the RG tags instead of its own calculation.
Scanning indeed, but you have to manually activate the actual use of
those values :rolleyes:
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