tippy
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Post by tippy on Nov 1, 2005 22:35:57 GMT -5
Well i was just listening to some music in my Jeep. Put in a Cd i burned a few weeks ago, its what ive been listneing to scince i got my Sub. So then i put in a Original Cd. (not burnt  ) And crank it all the way up and i find that Its louder and the bass is ALOT louder. I have a Hp pavilion with a cd burner in it and i use Lightscribe Cd's...so im not usein junk... Anyone else notice this? Is there a program that can make it lounder on a burnt cd? Also, the songs that i put on my burnt Cd's arent from my original cd's. I download them...could that be the reason? haha..anyone understand what i said? Thanks for readin, Tippy~ |
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Post by a5xrunner on Nov 1, 2005 22:52:35 GMT -5
I think its cuz you dl them cuz I get that same thing when I compare some of my music with my dads.
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Post by Spunny on Nov 1, 2005 23:42:21 GMT -5
one thing to look for when DL music is thebit rate....uh maybe thats the wrong term...anyways when you rip music to a harddrive...you can choose the size at which it saves your music....the bigger the size the better the quality, if you are DL'ing small files then you are probably not getting good quality, I am sorry the proper terminolgy is escaping me right now.
anyhoo...when searching for music to DL...look for larger file sizes and check the kbps i believe 190 and above is fairly good at least thats what I always DL'ed
(kbps i believe in this case is referring to the amount of bytes of info it plays per second not inmternet speed)
but i have been wrong before...once....
anyway hopes this helps
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Post by FantasticDamage on Nov 2, 2005 0:36:02 GMT -5
Yes most songs you download have been compressed....therefor they are missing parts of the songs or have been volume reduced by whosever PC that ripped it....
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Post by Double Tap on Nov 2, 2005 1:46:42 GMT -5
Or you might have a poor encoder for your burning program.
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Post by Electricity on Nov 2, 2005 18:14:33 GMT -5
If you use Itunes (shudder) you can increase or decrease the bass, trebel, volume, and a few other options for each track, prior to acctualy burrning it.
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Post by tippy on Nov 2, 2005 22:13:16 GMT -5
humm..ic ic. Does anyone have BearShare? Thats where i get my music from and i cant find an option that will let me make the files bigger.  Electricity - Dont even get my started on itunes...its the devil! Thanks guys, Tippy~ |
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Post by Spunny on Nov 3, 2005 2:14:40 GMT -5
humm..ic ic. Does anyone have BearShare? Thats where i get my music from and i cant find an option that will let me make the files bigger. Electricity - Dont even get my started on itunes...its the devil! Thanks guys, Tippy~ I dont believe you can make the files bigger(hence add more quality)...what you would have to do is find the song you want , and download a better version of it |
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Post by Double Tap on Nov 3, 2005 21:22:05 GMT -5
I gotta warn everybody against ITunes. I used to buy my music legally, through ITunes, and then it was all locked on my MP3 player... it wouldn't come off... it was locked on there!!! So what happens when I need to upgrade my firmware? All my music is gone... $150 down the drain. Thanks a lot, ITUNES!!!
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