Hopefully with advancing internet speeds and the falling cost of storage, we won't see these threads in a few years as wav's will be the standard and MP3s simply wont be sold anymore.
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Nov-12-2007 22:46
Clovis
techno jungle shit
Registered: Apr 2004
Location: Los Angeles
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Originally posted by Kris G
Well when your playing out on 1000+ Watt sound systems you might notice it then too
Depends on so many other things besides just the wav/mp3 difference that this point is pretty much moot.
The system has to be tuned to perfection and the mixer running in the green (which never happens) for it to make a noticeable difference.
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Nov-12-2007 22:57
noikeee
dubstep convert
Registered: Apr 2002
Location: lost and wandering looking for directions.
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Originally posted by Clovis
and the mixer running in the green (which never happens)
i was just wondering... why?
are all dj's idiots that don't know that shoving the volume too high will distort the music?
are all clubs equipped with poor amplifiers that need the mixer absolutely squeezed out to the max for it to be loud enough?
is this related to the dj's almost unconsciously increasing and increasing the volume of the music throughout the set in order to get extra power from each new track they play?
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Nov-12-2007 23:09
Kris G
Supreme tranceaddict
Registered: Nov 2001
Location: Windsor
320k vs. 1411k... come on even listening at home through good headphones I can hear the difference
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Nov-12-2007 23:54
Clovis
techno jungle shit
Registered: Apr 2004
Location: Los Angeles
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Originally posted by noikeee
i was just wondering... why?
are all dj's idiots that don't know that shoving the volume too high will distort the music?
Yes. Or they think there's some magic limiter thats keeping it from sounding too bad.
Kris G., so can I usually, but my point still stands. I'd argue that switching from Pioneer DJM-600 to Xone 92 would have more of an impact on sound clarity and depth.
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Nov-13-2007 00:16
SMC
custom title addict
Registered: Sep 2003
Location: Sweden
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Originally posted by Kris G
320k vs. 1411k... come on even listening at home through good headphones I can hear the difference
I'm sure you can.
Nov-13-2007 00:25
Gauss
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Registered: Oct 2004
Location:
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Originally posted by Spirit5
Unless your a Pro-DJ playing at clubs on a regular basis and festivals, there is no need to spend the extra money on WAVs (it's a waste). 320 kbps MP3s are just as good as noted, especially if your just a bedroom/hobbyist DJ, play house-parties or just listen to the tracks at home or in your car.
+1
Even 192 kbps is good enough for home listening.
Nov-13-2007 00:50
a98
Supreme tranceaddict
Registered: Jan 2004
Location: Kotka, Finland
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Originally posted by Kris G
320k vs. 1411k... come on even listening at home through good headphones I can hear the difference
don't let the numbers fool you. though the sound quality for human ear rises drastically when you jump from 96kbps to 128kbps (only 32k between them) the effect reduces when going higher.
it's actually easier to tell the difference between 256k mp3 and 320k mp3 than with 320 and wav.
Ok, what audible differences can you hear? Are the highs crisper, the bass clearer, what? I can't tell the difference between the two but I also don't know what to listen for.
Nov-13-2007 01:22
Clovis
techno jungle shit
Registered: Apr 2004
Location: Los Angeles
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Originally posted by epdarks
Ok, what audible differences can you hear? Are the highs crisper, the bass clearer, what? I can't tell the difference between the two but I also don't know what to listen for.
Its more of a depth and clarity of reproduction issue.
Again, it depends not solely on the tracks/bitrates, but also on the quality of the audio system you're listening on.
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