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Re: MP3/WAV ect & playing out (in a club)
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What is VBR?
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Variable Bitrate, it means that there isn't a consistent Bitrate throughout so at different points in the track, low or high, determines what the bitrate is. It goes all over from like 192 to say 256 at different points in a track. I've heard 320 kbps MP3s and 192 Kbps VBRs and there isn't much of a difference (buy the same track on beatport, one 320 Kbps CBR MP3 and the other 192 Kbps VBR MP4 and you'll see, not much of a difference). I haven't heard 320 Kbps VBR MP3s, I don't even know if they exist. I have heard that VBR does bring out some highs better in certain tracks, I don't really think that's true though, esp with a 320 Kbps MP3 encoded with LAME, that's top notch quality, the closest your going to get to a WAV on an MP3...
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