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DJ_FunDaBounce
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 Posted - 2019/10/16 : 02:48:37
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Originally posted by MusicILove:
I hear it not just at 0.12 but all throughout the piano on every long piano note. It?s in a selection of things which is why I brought it up. If all music sounded like that then fair enough but it?s with a few specific things but is getting more common as time goes on. If it really is only me who is effected by it then I?m willing to concede. I don?t want to upset anyone I just thought there was a big problem. But perhaps there isn?t and I?m a unique case.
Some medication can definitely alter perception of sound (even prescribed). Have you looked into that?
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Rhoobarb2005
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Posted - 2019/10/16 : 06:19:51
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If it really is only me who is effected by it
You are not, there are various tracks I hear it, and like you all through that piano intro. I usually get it in the car. And it annoys me because I think for a brief second that one of the speakers has popped.
But it's a case of "what can you do about it"? "\_(ツ)_/"
Either don't listen to those tracks or EQ the high end out. Maybe a low pass filter will help get rid of some of it.
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HHC-CQIU
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Posted - 2019/10/16 : 17:52:52
I think my only option is to stop listening to those tracks. Although I still wish it wasn?t a thing. It is only present in modern tracks. It?s frustrating when 1 version of the track has it and another version doesn?t. (Have It All (Al Storm Remix) and I hope that people might think carefully about the mastering process in the future, but I suspect they won?t.
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Advather
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Posted - 2019/10/17 : 00:13:05
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Originally posted by MusicILove:
I think my only option is to stop listening to those tracks. Although I still wish it wasn?t a thing. It is only present in modern tracks. It?s frustrating when 1 version of the track has it and another version doesn?t. (Have It All (Al Storm Remix) and I hope that people might think carefully about the mastering process in the future, but I suspect they won?t.
I've been there. I was obsessed with Substanced - Juggernaut from Who's Got The Stamina?, but I ended up not playing it very often because of the sound quality. After a while I couldn't stand the crushed sound and the obvious clipping.
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Producers and record labels, please stop "loudness war" mastering everything. It sounds terrible.
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Guest
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Posted - 2019/10/17 : 12:03:14
clean your tape deck head
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 Posted - 2019/10/17 : 12:30:41
Of Course why didn?t I think of that.
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