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 Member 814 Level 22.27 Mar 2006 
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Burning audio CD
I'm having problems burning audio CDs. High notes tends to sound very static on my CD/MP3 players when I burn it as audio CD.
However, I tried burning the same music as mp3 file on my CD/MP3 player, and the high notes play fine. Why is that? I wish to be able to play audio CDs with treble that doesn't sound fucked up. I tried lowering my treble on my speakers, without any success. Jam it back in, in the dark.  Dance party! |
Member 66 Level 29.37 Mar 2006
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What software are you using to convert/burn MP3 files to Audio CD? Have you considered switching for testing purposes?
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Member 63 Level 25.06 Mar 2006
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Your burning program could be applying some filters or trying to normalize the tracks, which is the only thing I can think of.
That or your CD player is screwed  This thing is sticky, and I don't like it. I don't appreciate it. |
Member 814 Level 22.27 Mar 2006
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I'm using Nero to burn. And yes, I clicked on "normalize volume" when burning audio CDs. Maybe that's why. I'll test it without hte normalizing the volumes.
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