George R
Active Member
:grnbounce Hey All:beer:
I just installed Nero 5.5 (along with the most recent update), and have been playing with the wave studio.
While playing with the eq settings using "This Masquerade" from George Benson's "Weekend in L.A." as a guinea pig, I discovered that there's a triangle playing in the intro.:zoom:
Now, normally, I'd just say, "took me long enough to notice that !" However, that triangle is not present in any of the reel or cassette copies made from the original album, nor audible on the album, sadly stolen several years ago. Same with the unedited dopy of the mp3. Boosting the frequencies at 10k,12k,14k, and16k to flatten out the response between 10k-20k brought that triangle out clearly and enabled me to differentiate between several types of cymbals. (Being a drummer, this is extremely cool.)
All I can say is, if Nero can make those tunes sound that clear on my computer, I can't wait to hear them on my main system.
Damn, I love technology.:yippy:
Happy Listening
George
I just installed Nero 5.5 (along with the most recent update), and have been playing with the wave studio.
While playing with the eq settings using "This Masquerade" from George Benson's "Weekend in L.A." as a guinea pig, I discovered that there's a triangle playing in the intro.:zoom:
Now, normally, I'd just say, "took me long enough to notice that !" However, that triangle is not present in any of the reel or cassette copies made from the original album, nor audible on the album, sadly stolen several years ago. Same with the unedited dopy of the mp3. Boosting the frequencies at 10k,12k,14k, and16k to flatten out the response between 10k-20k brought that triangle out clearly and enabled me to differentiate between several types of cymbals. (Being a drummer, this is extremely cool.)
All I can say is, if Nero can make those tunes sound that clear on my computer, I can't wait to hear them on my main system.
Damn, I love technology.:yippy:
Happy Listening
George