>> Oh, by the way, have you seen the screenshot? > > Yup, and it's utterly meaningless. Now, *you* might prefer all music > to be reduced to 'normalised'...

Lord Hasenpfeffer wrote: > > What I wanna know is how kin a li'l ol' guy like me without no edukashun > in such teknickl affars take on such a highly respected...

Lord Hasenpfeffer wrote: > > Thank God! I think you've finally and quite clearly defined the > problems we're having in this discussion! > >...

OK, guys and gals, gather 'round and read 'em and weep! I have two different versions of Pink Floyd's "Dark Side Of The Moon" CD. I have ripped WAVs of all...

Lord Hasenpfeffer wrote: > > Got that too. Clipping is one, specific, pre-defined form of hard > limiting. One could artificially lower the "ceiling" to...

On Wed, 25 Jun 2003 01:09:22 GMT, Brad Clarke > wrote: > On Tue, 24 Jun 2003 07:40:03 -0600, "Mark A" > wrote: > >>>...

Lord Hasenpfeffer wrote: > > Understanding how to use the software to achieve desired results and > understanding the jargon used to describe the process are...

Lord Hasenpfeffer wrote: > > I think a great deal of the problem with this discussion revolves around > either my misuse or everyone else's misunderstanding of...

Larry ) wrote: : I have been using the Wavecom Sr and Jrs for about two years (since : they first came out). They work very well...

On 23 Jun 2003 13:38:43 -0700, (Davie Doodle) wrote: >give better sound, and be less expensive over-all. In actual tests, with music people...