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kentauros

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46. You're welcome :)

Mon Feb 9, 2015, 03:56 PM

Feb 2015

One feature that's available to those who donate is the ability to play multiple sound-pages at once. (You can do that, too, with just multiple tabs open in your browser.) You could then combine your trains and rain sound, and customize both

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The Reason Why All The Songs On The Radio Sound The Same Might Make You Blush [View all] eridani Feb 2015 OP

life is becoming low fi olddots Feb 2015 #1

I'm curious about that gif. What's the 'timbre' part signify? I don't quite understand how they ND-Dem Feb 2015 #2

From Wikipedia eridani Feb 2015 #3

thanks. that was helpful, though i'm still not sure what exactly the gif is measuring. does it ND-Dem Feb 2015 #6

Exactly what it means. JaneyVee Feb 2015 #26

thanks. ND-Dem Feb 2015 #28

I'm curious about the 'loudness' ahimsa Feb 2015 #31

They use compression (and some other tricks) to 'flatten' out the dynamic range cemaphonic Feb 2015 #34

Thanks for the informative reply! ahimsa Feb 2015 #35

Billie Jean On The Storm.... Electric Monk Feb 2015 #4

That was just too weird! countryjake Feb 2015 #5

I'm famous BubbaFett Feb 2015 #22

Scientific pitch or Verdi tuning, Ichingcarpenter Feb 2015 #7

Fascinating! n/t eridani Feb 2015 #8

the LaRouchites liked it so much they even tried to make it law! MisterP Feb 2015 #25

So what? Ichingcarpenter Feb 2015 #30

I wasn't complaining, I was adding trivia MisterP Feb 2015 #32

Have a look at this: Ichingcarpenter Feb 2015 #33

Good stuff. CanSocDem Feb 2015 #38

It isn't just Sound� it's also Color. KittyWampus Feb 2015 #40

the brown sound reddread Feb 2015 #52

I have experimented with this on my guitar on many occasions. Glassunion Feb 2015 #48

I have so called perfect pitch...even tuned musicians guitars in my young days Ichingcarpenter Feb 2015 #50

Quite interesting indeed. Glassunion Feb 2015 #53

Pythagoras studied in Egypt for years Ichingcarpenter Feb 2015 #55

You've inspired me to look at the math behind the tuning. Glassunion Feb 2015 #56

Well, Sherman A1 Feb 2015 #9

Yeah, unfortunately the finer nuances of audio production are lost on many who use today's digital Warren DeMontague Feb 2015 #10

Commercial radio is not worth the time. Ford_Prefect Feb 2015 #11

Bingo. Well said. Populist_Prole Feb 2015 #17

Rap is the worst Art_from_Ark Feb 2015 #54

Exactly... sendero Feb 2015 #18

+1 Pooka Fey Feb 2015 #57

I love exploring all the authentic music I now have access to, and couldn't talk "Pop Charts" if my NBachers Feb 2015 #12

Maybe that's why I listen to noise more often now. kentauros Feb 2015 #13

Wow--thank you for this link.....it's amazing. nt msanthrope Feb 2015 #14

You're welcome :) kentauros Feb 2015 #23

I will donate, and I am using this tonight for sleep! nt msanthrope Feb 2015 #24

It's perfect for that. kentauros Feb 2015 #27

Excellent site. Sheldon Cooper Feb 2015 #44

You're welcome :) kentauros Feb 2015 #46

Pop has done something I never would have believed possible IDemo Feb 2015 #15

All songs do not sound the same on all radio stations randr Feb 2015 #16

We have one of those.. sendero Feb 2015 #19

I live in Western Colorado randr Feb 2015 #20

We used to have several... sendero Feb 2015 #21

I had almost forgotten about university stations randr Feb 2015 #37

You might like Soma FM then. kentauros Feb 2015 #29

Wow what a great resource randr Feb 2015 #36

I'm going to have a look at my links and see what I can find for you kentauros Feb 2015 #41

Here are a few of my favorites back to you randr Feb 2015 #43

Thanks! kentauros Feb 2015 #45

There are two long-time college radio stations in my area- WPKN (Bridgeport) and FUV (Fordham U.) KittyWampus Feb 2015 #47

Read the book "Perfecting Sound Forever" and listen to interview about Loudness Wars- KittyWampus Feb 2015 #39

Naturally recorded music hifiguy Feb 2015 #42

That looks like Audio Research electronics in the bottom picture. Elwood P Dowd Feb 2015 #49

Eeyup. Reference 10 phono stage hifiguy Feb 2015 #51