I've asked something similar, but not quite so as the following: Why does all the music in Essential Mixes sound as though they've been pumped with steroids? I mean, is the output of the DJ's mixer hooked up to some sort of equalizer/filter?

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Last edited by R.j. on Apr-24-2009 at 02:22

FM Compression.

FM compression would be the correct answer. In fact, nine times out of ten the mixes aren't even done anywhere near the Radio One studios and are just sent in, thus eliminating the possibility of any "tampering" of said music during recording.

Ah, well, thanks. 'preciate it.

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Same as ASOT.

Everything sounds beefier and nicer

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Originally posted by TazZ-erT Everything sounds beefier and nicer

Or like the tracks have lost all dynamics.

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Originally posted by Mr.Mystery Or like the tracks have lost all dynamics.

Yes. Radio definitely destroys the true dynamics of music when broadcast. That's why I rarely listen to the radio. It just annoys me.

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Originally posted by Teezdalien Yes. Radio definitely destroys the true dynamics of music when broadcast. That's why I rarely listen to the radio. It just annoys me.

LOL, that was actually a reference to this thread

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