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living sounds wrote: But "Pjanoo"? No f**king way.
I want to know what part of that track sounds "out of the box" in any sense of the word.

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uvacom wrote:
living sounds wrote: But "Pjanoo"? No f**king way.
I want to know what part of that track sounds "out of the box" in any sense of the word.
"ITB" and "OTB" are inherently meaningless terms.

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AuthenticDan wrote:
Kriminal wrote:
AuthenticDan wrote: "Pjanoo" sounds good even on youtube.
:uhuhuh:
Oh, but it does!

I don't get what the deal is. People don't have "hifi" systems anymore. The fact is people listen to poorly encoded mp3s, they listen on youtube, they listen on crappy earbuds. It's still possible to somewhat judge a track on all of these.
It's possible to enjoy music on those formats. That's why people do it. It is most definately not possible to judge production quality on them as you are essentially listening through a big bandpass filter. The fact that teens nowadays don't care about quality is not at all relevant.

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Mans wrote:
AuthenticDan wrote:
Kriminal wrote:
AuthenticDan wrote: "Pjanoo" sounds good even on youtube.
:uhuhuh:
Oh, but it does!

I don't get what the deal is. People don't have "hifi" systems anymore. The fact is people listen to poorly encoded mp3s, they listen on youtube, they listen on crappy earbuds. It's still possible to somewhat judge a track on all of these.
It's possible to enjoy music on those formats. That's why people do it. It is most definately not possible to judge production quality on them as you are essentially listening through a big bandpass filter. The fact that teens nowadays don't care about quality is not at all relevant.
I can understand what you mean but can only agree to a point. Yes youtube encoding can be horrid and you're losing frequency content here and there. But isn't it still possible to be able to judge the general balance and vibe of a mix?

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AuthenticDan wrote: I can understand what you mean but can only agree to a point. Yes youtube encoding can be horrid and you're losing frequency content here and there. But isn't it still possible to be able to judge the general balance and vibe of a mix?
Not in any shape or form that allows judgement on the production methods used, which is what we are discussing here.

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Well, I guess not. Of course, this is KVR.

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Mans wrote:
AuthenticDan wrote:
Kriminal wrote:
AuthenticDan wrote: "Pjanoo" sounds good even on youtube.
:uhuhuh:
Oh, but it does!

I don't get what the deal is. People don't have "hifi" systems anymore. The fact is people listen to poorly encoded mp3s, they listen on youtube, they listen on crappy earbuds. It's still possible to somewhat judge a track on all of these.
It's possible to enjoy music on those formats. That's why people do it. It is most definately not possible to judge production quality on them as you are essentially listening through a big bandpass filter. The fact that teens nowadays don't care about quality is not at all relevant.
i didnt mean the quality of the track on youtube or whatever, i just meant the quality of the track...its shit :wink:

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:lol:

Ah, I see where you were coming from now. I didn't say I liked the song, it just sounded good. Like a lot of the old 70's classic rock stuff- legendary engineering, generally boring music.

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Pjanoo is a modern classic... mixed in the box.
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AuthenticDan wrote::lol:

Ah, I see where you were coming from now. I didn't say I liked the song, it just sounded good. Like a lot of the old 70's classic rock stuff- legendary engineering, generally boring music.
i like to drag the tech stuff down to base level :hihi:

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Kriminal wrote:
AuthenticDan wrote::lol:

Ah, I see where you were coming from now. I didn't say I liked the song, it just sounded good. Like a lot of the old 70's classic rock stuff- legendary engineering, generally boring music.
i like to drag the tech stuff down to base level :hihi:
that is where it belongs anyway :hihi:

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WMP wrote:EW Wrote
could go on and on pointing out the inconsistencies and fallacies in your posts, but I won't bother; I've got better ways to use my time.
With 8777 posts at this point I'm wondering you have any time free?
You forgot my almost 16,000 in the NI forums, and 1000 or so in the Cakewalk forums, and...

So let's see- that works out between all my forums to maybe an average of ten posts a day if you go by all of them- if even that much. Figure three minutes on average (some more; some less)- that's maybe a half hour per day. I'm usually up for 19 hours a day- do you think I might be able to fit a half hour in there somewhere? :?

ew
A spectral heretic...

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CypherOne wrote:27 pages and I still don't give a f**k...:hihi:
Well, if that's the criterion you might find some SRO in the back...if you hurry. Filling up fast. :hihi:
We escape the trap of our own subjectivity by
perceiving neither black nor white but shades of grey

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living sounds wrote: I've just got to listen to the music to know that's not the case. Why believe an interview when you've got the expertise to tell yourself?
But- your expertise is exactly what's in question here, no? :?

ew
A spectral heretic...

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ew wrote:
WMP wrote:EW Wrote
could go on and on pointing out the inconsistencies and fallacies in your posts, but I won't bother; I've got better ways to use my time.
With 8777 posts at this point I'm wondering you have any time free?
You forgot my almost 16,000 in the NI forums, and 1000 or so in the Cakewalk forums, and...

So let's see- that works out between all my forums to maybe an average of ten posts a day if you go by all of them- if even that much. Figure three minutes on average (some more; some less)- that's maybe a half hour per day. I'm usually up for 19 hours a day- do you think I might be able to fit a half hour in there somewhere? :?

ew
So, ~25K posts. What makes them more significant is the quality of the content, which many others cannot claim. Especially those who link to photos and graphics again and again. :hihi:
We escape the trap of our own subjectivity by
perceiving neither black nor white but shades of grey

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