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rap_dot_com wrote:

jopefunk wrote:

rap_dot_com wrote:

Preacha wrote:free d/l if you order from surus

Also: https://twitter.com/Boddika/status/300937313310089216

Yeah but that's only for the whole box set, not for the samplers.

You're right - I thought the post was a separate conversation and not in reply to the post about downloads with the samplers, my bad.

Just got the answer from Boddika on Facebook. He said you only get the mp3s with the samplers if you buy them from Surus. Shite...

i wonder how i get my dl codes if i preordered box set from redeye?

doesnt matter, its almost a month off

hookedonsonics wrote:i wonder how i get my dl codes if i preordered box set from redeye?

doesnt matter, its almost a month off

probably come on a card or summat inside the box

hookedonsonics wrote:i wonder how i get my dl codes if i preordered box set from redeye?

doesnt matter, its almost a month off

i'd presume they'll be in the box

don't see why everyone hypes over dl codes, just rip it yourself?

my rips always sound really shit and flat though

chekov wrote:my rips always sound really shit and flat though

Yeah, the vinyl is masterd differently to the digital, it doesnt need to be brickwall limited to 0db for vinyl. I dont think that in the digital domain, a vinyl rip sounds as good as the digital master.

Also I dont have a way of recording from my turntable as its just a hi-fi one connected to the hi-fi system.

well this has been enlightening

been a good 10 days and still no copy from redeye, at least the postman/neighbours have got a good taste in music

u dont really need that mercy vip TBH
no one does
its a trap if u just want broken paterns

incnic wrote:u dont really need that mercy vip TBH
no one does
its a trap if u just want broken paterns

mercy vip is fun, nowhere as good as original... dissipate is a tune tho, and of course the box set itself is the real meat.

skimpi wrote:

chekov wrote:my rips always sound really shit and flat though

Yeah, the vinyl is masterd differently to the digital, it doesnt need to be brickwall limited to 0db for vinyl. I dont think that in the digital domain, a vinyl rip sounds as good as the digital master.

Also I dont have a way of recording from my turntable as its just a hi-fi one connected to the hi-fi system.

yeah, big reason i buy vinyl is because the dynamic range is so much nicer

fuck the loudness war

Phigure wrote:

skimpi wrote:

chekov wrote:my rips always sound really shit and flat though

Yeah, the vinyl is masterd differently to the digital, it doesnt need to be brickwall limited to 0db for vinyl. I dont think that in the digital domain, a vinyl rip sounds as good as the digital master.

Also I dont have a way of recording from my turntable as its just a hi-fi one connected to the hi-fi system.

yeah, big reason i buy vinyl is because the dynamic range is so much nicer

fuck the loudness war

I've occasionally dismissed tunes after hearing the digital version only to be blown away when a friend comes over and plays the record for me, the difference can be quite dramatic.

Grown Folk wrote:

Phigure wrote:

skimpi wrote:

chekov wrote:my rips always sound really shit and flat though

Yeah, the vinyl is masterd differently to the digital, it doesnt need to be brickwall limited to 0db for vinyl. I dont think that in the digital domain, a vinyl rip sounds as good as the digital master.

Also I dont have a way of recording from my turntable as its just a hi-fi one connected to the hi-fi system.

yeah, big reason i buy vinyl is because the dynamic range is so much nicer

fuck the loudness war

I've occasionally dismissed tunes after hearing the digital version only to be blown away when a friend comes over and plays the record for me, the difference can be quite dramatic.

waht you on about m8 mpfree is phat, i usually get blown away by the didigtal cos its so LOUD

yeh m8 i dont want to see that meter ever dip below -2 db

skimpi wrote: waht you on about m8 mpfree is phat, i usually get blown away by the didigtal cos its so LOUD

i think they did mean that digital is louder, but that loudness doesn't matter to them as much as the dynamic range.

(i would agree to that)

i had to turn up the 'gain' last night to make 2 records the same fucking volume
sucked hard

why cant there be some quality control so its the same so den when i mix them i doint have to fuck around making turn that stupid knob
surely there are standards...? i know in brostep there isnt this problem...

im not an expert but im fairly sure that the volume of tracks on vinyl has a lot to do with the lengths of the tracks on each side. at a certain point you start losing volume in exchange for additional time on the record

well whatever it is they need to fix it so it bangs like beatport

its easy, just redline your mixer. instant brickwall!