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| quote: | Originally posted by bigjimslade002
Hello Airbase so cool to see you on this forum.I really enjoyed Airbase vs Inzite - Unity Of Earth 2002 (Extended mix).It's also good to see you on mp3.com.Did you start out as an mp3(like Hibernate,who just signed a record deal) or were you putting it out on wax first?Also ,i'd be very interested to know your veiw points on mp3 and what brought you to the conclusion to have your music available online.What do you think of the sound quality of mp3 vs cd vs vinyl?
Do you have any plans for a U.S A. tour? I'd love to see you live!
Thank you for your music and for making the electronic music scene the incredible scene that it is....
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Hi there!
Thats alot of questions you got there! I will try to answer them all!
Yes, I started out as a mp3-artist, if thats how you want to name it. I've been on mp3.com for almost 4 years! I've used artistnames as Jeep, Alcobase, Crimton, Transic and Raphael Trice. What I think about mp3? Well, trance is not really a big business, its nothing you make a living on. Not even Tiesto would make his living out of his producing! So I believe mp3 is a good way to reach people that usually wouldnt hear my music. But, when my tracks are spreaded all over the world before they are supposed to, then I get pretty pissed off. I dont know how its made, but it IS made in some way!
About quality, a mp3-file encoded in a decent rate (224 VBR1 Lame, is exactly as a CD for any peoples ears I believe. And I'd guess that 95% of all the population on this planet would not hear the difference between a CD and a 128kbps mp3-file (if the file is good encoded that is!). Vinyl has a good quality, but as soon as it is brought out of its cover, into the air, it gets less good, and then CD is better, as dust is attaching on the vinyl. Vinyl has the best sound, until the 12" is taken out of its cover for the first time. Other than that, I dont really care if people think that vinyl sounds more "warm", etc etc, I think its more in your mind than in your ears. CD is still the best, if you dont take DAT or ADAT or digital media files (wav-, aiff-, sd2-files etc) in the calculation!
A USA tour? Well, if someone books me, I'd go there in a second, but this far, no, im still a rookie, a beginner and totally fresh in the business! I got a long way to go!
There you go!
Regards
Jezper (Airbase)
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