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Just Be

Registered: Jan 2004
Location: Thornhill,Toronto, Canada
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Feb-25-2005 13:20
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Pippins
tranceaddict

Registered: Aug 2004
Location: Somewhere , U.S.
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please read!
Guys.. guys... guys !!!
Here are the details and my experience, that I'd like to share.
The highest digital sound quality, that comes closest to analog (like listening to a Vinyl record, for e.g.) would be highest bit rate (24bit + )possible, but at a sampling rate of 192KHZ. A sampling rate is an important factor here. That is why, a DVD-Audio sounds way better then listening to a CD. No matter how you try, you can't have, any higher than a 44KHZ/16 bit sampling rate. Hence, a DVD-Audio comes closer to a Vinyl sound.
I myself am always performing with digital files. When recording in my studio (I do create my own mixes from scratch) I am using REASON 2.5, And SoundForge and some touches my Acid 5 VST effects. When I'm actually performing live, I'm playing all my tracks in a 24-bit, 192 KHZ uncompressed WAV files ( I have a Windows laptop). And beleive me guys, you can **feel** the difference in music.. When performing at a large club, with over 40dB of sound, MP3 sounds like **Shit** . I have completely dumped any Mp3 files, while mixing, or performing.
So, to get a good sound quality, like the example in the first posting, the first thing to do, is forget mixing on compressed files. Either rip your originals from CD or Vinyls in WAV format, bring it on to Reason, or ABLETON LIVE (I use this extensively) or any other sequencing software. SoundForge would open this file in 24 bit, and then add your VST effect there itself.
And then *feel** the music.
I use Ableton LIVE for performing, and some of the tricks I learned.. beleive me... sometimes is not even possible with records.
Cheers!
DJ_Pippins
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