Found on Yahoo's tech page June, 27.

http://tech.yahoo.com/blogs/null/33549

Interesting that they used the opening bits of McCartney's "Figure of Eight". (LOVE this tune, and the CD - Flowers in the Dirt; McCartney arguably at some of his post-Beatles best songs & production, IMHO.)

How can I create a mp2 audiofile on mac OSX?
In earlier days I used soundjam but its not supported anymore.
Does anybody now a softwaretool to do this on mac OS10.4

Hello all, this is my first post!

I took some time to read about what to post and not post. I also spent 2 hours browsing my searches and didn't find yet what I need. So here goes...

Who am I?

Hello everyone, I am pretty new to the recording game and have been a musician for some time. I have a Mac G5, Digi002(PTLE), and a decent amount of VST, RTAS, and other plugins. I like to record ideas and projects @ home, the only problem I have is when I attempt to mix down and burn an idea to mp3 it sounds way too bottom heavy, or to soft, etc...

on pro tools? i just want to leave the vocals. anybody that can help?

http://www.mindspring.com/~mrichter/dynamics/dynamics.htm

Hi to everyone,

I would appreciate your opinions in the issue of that high rate lossless wma sound. Is that comparable to a normal 24/192 pcm Wav?

Asking this only for curiosity. I am not familiar with that wma, but I am a little bit suspicios against the claims I happened to hear that they should be comparable.

I did a search here but no luck.

Is there a CD that gives examples of pre-and-post mastered music one could listen to. Maybe with notes about each example and techniques used to create the final.

Rick

Hello. how can i edit a MP3 file (i use Sound Forge) without re-encoding it, but remaining in the MP3 format? This is a problem as when encoded, a few bits of silence appear at the beginning and at the end of the file, so that it cannot be looped. when i cut this silence out and try to re-save the file, then SF re-encode it and adds again the silence and so on... neverending story.

I've been reading some mastering books and inevitably come across all kinds of subjective words like grainy, or boxy etc etc.

It would be nice if we had a glossary of terms used by MEs and a description or even audio examples of each.

Anyone know where we could find that info?

BR