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High Volume or sound quality ? (pg. 5)
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| AustralianGQ |
| quote: | Originally posted by SuspicionVandit
exactly.
Think of a 128 kbps rip. sounds ty.
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This is the data in 1 second in 128kbps mp3
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|xx| |xx| |xx| |xx| |xx| |xx|
The computer, decoder, DFX wouldn't know what belongs in the |xx| sections!
There is NOTHING that can be put in between these clumps. You can try and mask it like Mystery says(much like the Upscaling process of a standard 480i video feed), but it's far better just to grab the track in it's natural+more complete state. |
well to my ears DFX makes music sound better, it just sounds more clear and vibrant. i could never listen to music on my PC without DFX now.... |
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| HaeD |
| quote: | Originally posted by DJ Shibby
quality, duh... what kind of question is this? |
a stupid question, DUH. |
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| noikeee |
| quote: | Originally posted by Arteh
sound can be reaaaaaaly realy loud
but u can talk to our friends and they will hear ya
just like sensation white for example |
i don't know, i have lots of trouble communicating with people in clubs and events, i can never understand wtf they're saying even after repeating 4 times, i usually just reply with "yeah". |
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| Beat Blog |
| quote: | Originally posted by noikeee
i don't know, i have lots of trouble communicating with people in clubs and events, i can never understand wtf they're saying even after repeating 4 times, i usually just reply with "yeah". |
That's probably to do with your hyper-sensitive hearing, yes?
(That was you who wasn't it?) |
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| Mr.Mystery |
| quote: | Originally posted by AustralianGQ
well to my ears DFX makes music sound better, it just sounds more clear and vibrant. i could never listen to music on my PC without DFX now.... |
It colours the sound and makes the music sound the way it's not supposed to sound. It might make it sound "better" if you're using computer speakers or some cheap-ass speakers but you should had no need for a device like that even on semi-decent speakers/amp.
Then again, if you think it sounds better, good for you. |
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| isoterra |
| all those who keep answering 'both' really need to learn how to read first posts properly |
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| Mr.Mystery |
| quote: | Originally posted by isoterra
all those who keep answering 'both' really need to learn how to read first posts properly |
The thing is you can't really have high volume without proper sound quality. Well, you can but the output will be complete garble. |
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| AlleN F |
| Quality. Many softwares are available to edit tracks and boost the song's volume, whereas I have not seen any that can fix track clipping and other aspects of poor quality productions. I am in total agreeance with DFX being only useful for lesser multi media speakers. Try using it with good quality monitors and it most definately does not sound better. It is however a great tool for people who do not understand how to properly eq and just want to listen to music. Bottom line is although it may not do what you think it does, if you think your experience is better with it then it has done its job. |
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| Arteh |
| btw im not sure u cant have both |
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| Salegon |
quality >
> quantity
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| noikeee |
| quote: | Originally posted by Beat Blog
That's probably to do with your hyper-sensitive hearing, yes?
(That was you who wasn't it?) |
:wtf:
no, that probably wasn't me. |
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