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    Thumbs up Honor Roll of Dynamic Pop CDs

    An article of interest for those of us that appreciate good mastering.

    http://www.digido.com/misc-content/honor-roll.html
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    Great Read Jesse. It is sad to see the industry making recordings in overdrive just to compensate for the downloadable sect. Phooey I say!

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    high intrinsic loudness necessarily produces lowered microdynamics.

    Well that line says it all.

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    Another good read on this subject would be the book written by Bob Katz, "Mastering Audio the art and science" by Focal press.

    No further comment right now. This subject and the end result of some of today's music puts me in a bad mood. That said, I'm going to put in Donald Fagan's "Morph the Cat" and enjoy a properly recorded album. Phffffft.
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    Thanks for posting that Jesse.

    Here is another list, some good stuff I'm sure you'll agree, look here
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    I agree, thanks Carl.
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    Quote Originally Posted by treitz3 View Post
    Another good read on this subject would be the book written by Bob Katz, "Mastering Audio the art and science" by Focal press.

    No further comment right now. This subject and the end result of some of today's music puts me in a bad mood. That said, I'm going to put in Donald Fagan's "Morph the Cat" and enjoy a properly recorded album. Phffffft.
    So, you like the album? Glad I could help.:p. The MUSICain't so bad, either.
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    Interesting. The few that I own on the list (Lyle Lovett, Roger Waters, Talking Heads et al) are in heavy rotation for a reason.
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    Quote Originally Posted by reeltrouble1 View Post
    high intrinsic loudness necessarily produces lowered microdynamics.

    Well that line says it all.

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    Too true.

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    I like heavy rotation. :D
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    Hmmmm I thought in heavy rotation meant spinning vinyl.:D

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    every time I turn around its a heavy rotation............

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    Quote Originally Posted by hearingimpared View Post
    Hmmmm I thought in heavy rotation meant spinning vinyl.:D
    Only if they are 200 gram LPs.:D
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    Quote Originally Posted by reeltrouble1 View Post
    every time I turn around its a heavy rotation............

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    Hehe......
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