Ya CD replication stage can also bring such changes in audio structure apart from mastering. Iam not an expert. Yet i can say that CD reproducing companies are bringing big changes in loudness of audio to make others feel that they are the best.Re-releases of many old ARR albums especially tamil is an evident of this. Sony music was a trusted one for long time. An expert's opinion here is a must.
--- In arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com, wiredbeats <wiredbe...@...> wrote: > > I dont know!..i really dont know why and how this happens. Ya the master will > vary obviously because the language version varies. But why does that have an > effect on the CD as such. I dont know. > > In fact i have observed this...that when a track is released in Label X and > then the same track shows up in Label Y in a compilation disc, the sound > varies. It must really be at the CD replication end. > > any expert opinions? May be Phani Kalyan can throw some light since he has > recently sat through a masteing session for new film Pappu. > Remixes I Originals I Opinions at http://www.wiredbeats.com > > > > > ________________________________ > From: Devan <musilov4ud...@...> > To: arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com > Sent: Wed, 26 May, 2010 9:35:59 PM > Subject: [arr] Re: Volume Track Differences between Beera and the two Veeras > > > Means T-series better than Sony??? Possibly that will be a result of seperate > mastering in the studio for tamil and hindi versions. > > --- In arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com, wiredbeats <wiredbeats@> wrote: > > > > Not just veera. All tracks have that difference you mentioned. Especially > > Ranja Ranja sounds much better than the tamil version. I think its just > > because both the titles are from different companies. > > Remixes I Originals I Opinions at http://www.wiredbeats.com > > > > > > > > > > ________________________________ > > From: AJ <purevibz@> > > To: arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com > > Sent: Tue, 25 May, 2010 11:45:31 PM > > Subject: [arr] Volume Track Differences between Beera and the two Veeras > > > > > > I have tested this many times on good speakers, through headphones, best > > sound quality, etc. and no doubt, there are distinct volume differences in > > some of the arrangement tracks between Veeras and Beera. > > > > Veeras' claps and bass lines are significantly louder, leading to a fuller > > sound throughout both versions of the Veera song (Tamil and Telugu), while > > the bass lines and claps in Beera are very low in volume, subued throughout > > the song. If you listen to the first minute of Beera, then the first > > minute of both Veeras, you will be able to tell the difference immediately. > > > > I referred to this in my overall review of the soundtrack, but this > > difference keeps coming up for me, esp. when I put Raavan and Raavanan on > > the same CD. > > > > I wonder why the differences in volumes between these versions. > > > > Please don't block this post. I'm not trying to start something about > > differences between Hindi/Tamil/Telugu, etc., not claiming one to be > > superior to the other, etc., but just commenting on these specific > > differences between the versions and wondering why ARR decided on this. > > >
