Actually my english is quite good, not perfect but good. As for the capital letter thing, I just got used to it and it became a bad habit. Now that I'm writting this I still get some words with capital letters without even thinking about it and I have to go back and correct it so u guys wont bitch about it

Last edited by P`zazz on May-14-2002 at 20:46

Between vinyl and CD there isn't going to be much of a difference with Trance music because, for the most part, trance music comes from synths which use a 44.1k 16 bit signal or sample (sample playback synths) so CD should sound just as good and vinyl. Sometimes though, vinyl just sounds so much better. When I listened to my Gouryella - Gouryella vinyl for the first time I was amazed at how damn good the song sounded compared to CD.

Most (digital ) DJ mixers process sound at 16/44, so no matter how high the quality is of the CD/Vinyl/any thing else, it will be lowered back to 16/44 once it goes threw the mixer. But of course there are some mixers that have a higher processing rate, like 24/96, but they're generally expensive, and not meant for DJing as much as for studio work.

Last edited by DJ Chrono on May-15-2002 at 00:32

isn't that only for DIGITAL mixers though?

i thought most DJ mixers were analog?

hmm. I guess your right. but mixers still have a huge role in processing the signal and can butcher it badly.. for example my SK5 mixer just wrecks the sound. sometimes it's hard to tell, but I ran my synth through it, and right away I could hear the quality loss. thats one major reason I had to upgrade from it

I dont seem 2 notice quality difference after the 192 point

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Originally posted by DJ Chrono hmm. I guess your right. but mixers still have a huge role in processing the signal and can butcher it badly.. for example my SK5 mixer just wrecks the sound. sometimes it's hard to tell, but I ran my synth through it, and right away I could hear the quality loss. thats one major reason I had to upgrade from it

yeah.. that's why i am getting the vestax PCV275. i hear it is one of the best sounding mixers out there.

i don't notice a difference after 192kbps either.

our ears only hear max 20hz - 20khz frequency range, if we are lucky.

and i think i have blown a lot of mine out.

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Originally posted by JohnSmith yeah.. that's why i am getting the vestax PCV275. i hear it is one of the best sounding mixers out there.

thats why I just ordered one off ebay too!

*high five*

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Originally posted by FuzzyGreen Sometimes though, vinyl just sounds so much better. When I listened to my Gouryella - Gouryella vinyl for the first time I was amazed at how damn good the song sounded compared to CD.

Happens to me as well, the first time I spun trancesetters - the saga I was amazed by the superior sound quality compared to cd. Same thing with Push - Tranzy State Of Mind.