Re: [TANGO-L] Tandas at the speed of a mouse click

[ramiro garcia <ramiro9 @YAHOO.COM>]

Creating mp3s is a task, just like creating tandas is a task.
Skill is involved. Creating mp3s "automatically", without
thought applied is as likely to yield good results as creating
tandas "automatically", letting a random selecter pick 3 songs
at a time.

MP3s can be created well or poorly, and they can be created to
be indistinguishable from the original by the human ear.

Been there, done that, own the t-shirt.

ramiro

--- Christian L|then <christian.luethen   @GMX.NET> wrote:

> On 11 Jan 2005 at 16:19, Stephen Brown wrote:
>
> > A little more about MP3 sound quality:
> > Many claim that in a noisy room and the typical sound system
> at
> > milongas and the mediocre sound quality of the original
> recordings,
> > the loss from MP3 files won't be that noticeable.  A few
> claim that
> > there is no audible loss in sound quality.  I wonder what
> kind hearing
> > people who make such statements have.  I find the difference
> to be
> > quite noticeable.  In comparison, to the original CDs, MP3
> files of
> > tango music sound suffer from a loss in dynamics, sparkle
> and
> > dimensionality.  You can still hear the bump, bump, bump of
> the
> > rhythm, but what much else of what gives music life is lost.
>
> mp3 is based on psychoacoustics ...
> ... which presumes that hearing (and sound) is flawless.
> [appearantly people with perfect hearing have no problems, but
> those
> with limited hearing (the majority) do have!]
> neither one is right for old tango music.
>
> Christian
>
> christian   @eTanguero.net
> http://www.eTanguero.net/
>




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