Originally posted by Mr_Trek:Yeah, in lossless it sounded darker. It was very noticeable on the word "fools" in the beginning. It sounded thin compressed, lossless it didn't.
I took down the link.
Ok, I was just messing around with you

Why did you?
Originally posted by Mr_Trek:Yeah, in lossless it sounded darker. It was very noticeable on the word "fools" in the beginning. It sounded thin compressed, lossless it didn't.
I took down the link.
Originally posted by LikeASong:[..]
Ok, I was just messing around with youI just don't notice the difference between lossy and lossless most of the times.
Why did you?
Originally posted by Mr_Trek:[..]
Because it was a recording of a vocal failure so I don't want all the world to be able to download itIf someone wants to hear it, they'll have to ask for it
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Originally posted by drewhiggins:How are you encoding your MP3s out of interest? Some programs with mp3 conversion really give them a thin sound, my mp3s usually sound decent and retain bass and treble.
Originally posted by Mr_Trek:Just came home from a great week in school. Theme week, music all day. It ruled!![]()
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Here is House of the Rising Sun with me on vocals and my friend on arrhythmic rhythm guitar:
http://www.mediafire.com/?ezau0ddf1y9xls5
Originally posted by LikeASong:arrhythmic rhythm guitar, that cracked me up lol
Originally posted by Andrew_C:[..]
when i did music at school (only in year 8) i hadnt found U2 yet and wasnt playing drums or guitar either, so i hated it. But if i had my time again i would have taken music up until final year.
Once i start teaching i hope i will get to be a relief for a music class one day, kids will be thinking "Whats Mr Clark doing here? i thought he taught Maths and Science?" then ill get behind the drums, or plug a guitar in, and blow their minds with some U2![]()
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Originally posted by LikeASong:Are you aware of the setlists Ringo is performing? The end of the concerts is apotheosic, you'll love it