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Reverb pre-delay: if you are close to a source you will hear the dry sound significantly before the reflections, but if the sound is further back in the room the dry sound will arrive at roughly the s ...

You would need to generate the test tone to upload to myspace. Then, once you have uploaded the test tone and downloaded it again, you need to make sure that the "Test Tone File" field at the top of d ...

okay, hate to sound like a noob, but i am one so here goes...

i uploaded the test tone (3sec one generated by the program) and then processed the myspace.wav file with it. the program wont support ...

You only need to process a single file, so the unregistered version should be fine.

It probably would be best to convert the test file to an mp3 before uploading, as that is what you will have to d ...

"upload a sine-wave sweep, then download their re-encoded version and deconvolve it with the original. This should give you a 'myspace' impulse"

That is pure gold.

Its not actually my idea I'm a ...

the difference IS there as a mathematical inevitability, and multiple stages of truncation will accumulate those differences until eventually it is audible to anyone.
I agree with you here. I though ...

If you're on a PC you can use the Voxengo Deconvolver app to generate a test tone to upload and then to deconvolve the myspaced version:
http://www.voxengo.com/product/deconvolver/
(follow the instr ...

If your equipment is limited to 16 bit resolution then you have no option but to make the best of it.

However, Remy has repeatedly advised people who use 24 bit converters and 32 bit or better audi ...

If you record your snare at 16 bit resolution, while leaving 6dB headroom for unexpected peaks, you will end up with only 15 bits of information. If you then compress that audio by 6dB and add make-up ...

trying uploading the raw uncompressed wav

Thats unlikely to work for a full song as myspace has a size limit for uploads. However, encoding your original MP3 file at the highest bit-rate possible ...

Sure. You can dither a 24-bit recording to 16 and a hide those additional eight bits in the noise floor. Big Deal. WTF ??

These posts of yours are embarassing Remy. Your bad advice to use 16 ...

Unfortunately your basic compressor/limiter isn't going to help with this (at least in any way that is good musically). All it will do is clip the heck out of music that has already been compressed t ...

I installed one of [url=http://www.formula-sound.co.uk/products/avc2/]these at the club I used to look after, to keep deaf DJs under control. Works very well.

are there any flaws?

A couple of minor points: The original firmware didn't provide any 'zero latency' monitoring at all. An update has fixed this, but only in a very basic manner: you can listen ...

I'm not sure why the price dropped so dramatically. Perhaps the current lack of Vista drivers has something to do with it? I think they are working on that however, as they are asking for beta testers ...