Newsgroups: alt.music.makers.dj
Subject: Re: BURNING MP3 TO CD??
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From: Tomi Holger Engdahl 
Date: 07 Apr 1999 02:00:19 +0300
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"Jack Brotherhood"  writes:
 
> Now this is of course right in a sence, but of course you have lost a lot of
> info while making the mp3 that arent regained sort of. While the mp3 is
> pretty good compared to radio or realplay i would not want to have any of my
> favorites in th mp3 format. I think that the way going from vinyl ==> CD is
> cutting of the feel of bassline 

Going form vinyl to CD with proper equipments will not definately cut
anythign form the bass. CD is muuch better in reproducing bass signals
than vinyl. Vinyl has quite much limitations in bass end. Beacuse of
those limitations, it might be necessary to do different kinf of
mastering for vinyl and CD (this means that the bass must be limited
to be within the capabilitied of vinyl).

> it's about the same with CD ==> mp3. 

MP3 generally looses the highest frequency sounds, but it can also
do some nasty effect to other frequencies as well.

> Now if one can live with that i think it's pretty ok.,, 
> but you should deffenitly
> not have Hiphop or House in mp3 format.. . euro is ok becouse of the
> flatness of the bass..

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Tomi Engdahl (http://www.iki.fi/then/)
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