Folks, For those of who don;t know this There is a problem in the music reproduction industry where companies either compel the mastering folks or do it in-house . They take the dynamic compression to its heights. This jumbles layers and clogs the space with too much in too little. The crispness goes away and but volume is high and the thump is well..super. Very club ready. Thats why i think Pritam's music is so bass heavy and freakishly loud.
This is called Loudness war and music composers are not to be blammed. This explains why we see a remarkable difference in tracks from Sony/Universals and T-series/Big Music etc. I bought a ( may be the 10th copy) of Dil Se along with Blue. Dil Se for the same volume sounds stunningly clear.. Blue sounds jammed ( sorry folks ). The songs are great no doubt but all this discussion might just have a valid point. I really think T-series should treat Rahman's master tracks differently, not just in final packaging but also reproduction. They should not treat it like any other bollywood music. Rahman's are by far quite complex! Check out more on what i am sayin http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Loudness_war Remixes I Originals I Opinions at http://www.wiredbeats.com From cricket scores to your friends. Try the Yahoo! India Homepage! http://in.yahoo.com/trynew
