Pleaseeeee :(

amazing tune, awful quality

run it through platinum notes (should still be available here to d/l) which should tweak it a bit. i also ran the file through soundforge to normalize everything (i always do that when i record vinyl and my mixes; even people get their tracks mastered professiionally ask what i do to the audio). works great for audio files that don’t sound too great (soundforge even has the option to fix pops and cracks from vinyl).

thanks dude, i use adobe audition and sometimes ableton for masterizing… by the way, i want to post “enrolada” well mastered but i it says “You do not have sufficient permissions to access this page”.

any help?

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perfect! thanks dude!

oops, i meant i don’t play anything lower than 256.

it actually enhances low quality audio. listen to the original and new versions (it doesn’t destroy the old version but creates a new one).

yes you are right, but if you take a 190VBR MP3, run it though platinum notes, and save it as a new file – essentially what you have done is taken a highly compressed audio file, eq’d it, and then compressed it once again.

190VBR MP3 + platinum notes does not make higher quality audio.

it simply re-encodes your already encoded mp3. hence its really only useful on lossless audio files.

test it out! bring your twice-encoded MP3 and the same record to your next gig. play them loudly and you will see that your 190VBR MP3 that you ran through platinum notes sounds like crap.

i refrain from playing anything that’s already 256, 320 or in wav file, which means i don’t always tweak ‘em, but even some of those benefit from platinum notes & soundforge.

it actually enhances low quality audio. listen to the original and new versions (it doesn’t destroy the old version but creates a new one).

yes you are right, but if you take a 190VBR MP3, run it though platinum notes, and save it as a new file – essentially what you have done is taken a highly compressed audio file, eq’d it, and then compressed it once again.

190VBR MP3 + platinum notes does not make higher quality audio.

it simply re-encodes your already encoded mp3. hence its really only useful on lossless audio files.

test it out! bring your twice-encoded MP3 and the same record to your next gig. play them loudly and you will see that your 190VBR MP3 that you ran through platinum notes sounds like crap.