What annoys me so much: mixed tracks on Audiogalaxy

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Posted by biznology on Mar-21-2002 01:38:

quote:
Originally posted by vmc
But in spite of this I prefer vinyl rips to cd rips. They sound better to me.

ripped at what? beyond the crackling, you wouldnt notice a difference even with mp3s at 320k most likely. late/

Posted by {b.s.e.} on Mar-21-2002 02:24:

no way! analog sound is about a gazillion times better than digital!

Posted by {b.s.e.} on Mar-21-2002 02:25:

or were we arguing about mp3 sound? hehe..

Posted by vmc on Mar-21-2002 11:35:

quote:
Originally posted by Vesa
I guess I'm doing the version thing right, but very often I fail to find the right entry. So there's some need for improving my search techniques. Like when finding 'celesta - Alpha Breed rmx'. It took me very long to find the entry using 'rmx' in the search term. I guess AG hides entries like this from the search result unless 'rmx' is specified.

quote:
Originally posted by vmc
You know, I really dislike when people put mixed tracks on Audiogalaxy without labelling it as Various Artists or:
ID3v2:
artist: (dj, who mixed the compilation) - (original artist)
title: (title)

I see you some of you guys haven't got my point in 100%. This id3v2 thing was posted because Audiogalaxy takes its artist - title from id3v2. So when you're looking for a track using AG, what it shows you was taken from there, NOT the filename.
Vesa: Try 'remix' instead of 'rmx'. Should work.

One other thing: people often adds (Original mix) when they share full rips, this make it easier to find them (instead of for eg. Funk Einsatz - Punk, you write Funk Einsatz - Punk (Original mix) - this should be a full rip. The problem starts with remixed tracks - there is no possible 'Original mix', because it's not the one.

Posted by biznology on Mar-21-2002 19:36:

quote:
Originally posted by {b.s.e.}
or were we arguing about mp3 sound? hehe..

oh i wont doubt that records sound better when played than cds...but yeah, were talking about mp3 quality here, and then there wouldnt be a difference! late/

Posted by vmc on Mar-25-2002 21:54:

Just preferences... Quality the same, but I like the vinyl sound.

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