Re: [arr] Re: Loudness issue in ARR songs

2008-10-25 Thread rama krishna
A.R.RAHMAN is working in tamil telugu  international projects.thats why he is 
not giving fine tunes.and anthor thing is failure of bose 
,bagathsingh,sathiya,kangalalakaithu etc.for these fims he composed beautiful 
tunes.

--- On Fri, 24/10/08, : Avinash : [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

From: : Avinash : [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [arr] Re: Loudness issue in ARR songs
To: arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com
Date: Friday, 24 October, 2008, 2:50 AM







Ya, I also noticed in recent years Rahman's music is becoming little louder and 
less filtered. I've been observing this trend Post 'R.D.B' albums. 
One thing I'm sure that, presently Rahman is giving less importance to the fine 
tuning of his songs. It's becoz lack of time and no gain in putting such effort 
in current music trend. 
Yuvraj is a great album with everything, great melodies, lyrics, rahmanish 
singing styles, symponies etc. But what I'm missing is those ARR's trademark 
fine nuances, strong bass lines and improvisations in orchestrations. Afterall 
I'm a hardcore Rahmaniac just becoz of his Bombay, Kadalan, Tiruda Tiruda (and 
most of the albums in those period)  :)

Another thing I noticed in recent albums is, his songs are becoming more 
performer freindly. I mean most of JTJYN and some songs of Ada, JA and Yuvvraj 
can be performed in current Talent shows without missing notes :) And 
orchestrations are simple to perform on stages...  
Also, before people will think thrice(!) before  using Fanah, Mukabala, O 
humdum soniyore on dance floors becoz of high quality and seriousness in the 
songs. But now Pappu Can't dance , Taxi Taxi and shano shano are everywhere 
becoz easiness of beats and whacky lyrics :) .  So I can say I'm happy in 
bothways... :)
 
 
 
 

--- In arrahmanfans@ yahoogroups. com, Gomzy gomtesh.upadhye@ ... wrote:

 I really doubt if its the issue with the music companies. This started with
 ARR's Bose i think.
 The chorus part just goes haywire.
 
 If you check recent soundtracks like Omkara, Singh is King, Parineeta
 etci find them to be of very good
 quality.
 
 Something that ARR needs to know?
 
 On Thu, Oct 23, 2008 at 11:03 AM, Neetika raina [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
 
  Krish Bro,
  I completely agree with you...This loudness is sometimes very irritating.
  My fav song In Lamhon ke daman mein (JA)...when the chorus hits the peak,
  its a torture to hear wid high volume..
  I love dis song so much..but its a pain to decrease the volume everytime
  wen the chorus part comes..
  ARR is the one who introduced Quality sound to Indians...
  I think its the fault of music companies :( :(
  Whoever is responsile for this mistake should take care of this issue next
  time.. as its a very serios problem arising from past few releases!!!
 
  ARR tracks are gems...should be taken extra care while handling!!!
 
  ~Love Music Love Life
  Neetika Raina
 
  - Original Message -
  From: Sreekrishnan R rahmanfever@ ...rahmanfever% 40yahoo.co. uk
  
  To: arrahmanfans@ yahoogroups. com arrahmanfans% 40yahoogroups. com
  Sent: Wednesday, October 22, 2008 12:48:23 PM GMT +05:30 Chennai, Kolkata,
  Mumbai, New Delhi
  Subject: Re: [arr] Re: Tutu's Take- Indiafm Review of Yuvraaj
 
  am I the only one disappointed by the increasing trend in recent ARR albums
  to be loud?
 
  No.. I'm also here..
 
  All the songs of ARR's recent Albums are touching the Peak level in the
  Sound Forge as well as Nuendo Softwares though it is not jarring or causing
  any distortion. I was thinking about it when I heard the Sakkarakatti Songs
  in Sound Forge. Thought it happened because AR's songs were missing H.
  Shridhar Sir in the crew. But in Yuvvraaj he's credted and he has done the
  entire Mixing and Mastering (with Sivakumar Sir). Still all the songs hit
  the Peak level. I think this is bit a serious issue on a Sound Engineer's
  point of view. Because AR's each and every song is like a reference book for
  a Sound Engineer.. I learned and am learning a lot of things by analysing
  his old and latest mixes.
  I think some kind of magic is missing in the mixes of some songs.
  I said before that this is just a Sound Engineer's point of view. Apart
  from these kind of some minute things , his songs are real real gems for the
  audience. full satisfaction guaranteed ! I always believe that one could not
  enjoy his songs if he keeps on looking and digging out such small small
  things. But professionally we've to admit this.
  Hope AR will take care of it in future and avoid touching the peak levels
  of his songs. :-)
 
  Thanks.
 
  --
  regards..
 
  Krish..
  His Music ~ My Mother Tongue
 
 
  --- On Wed, 22/10/08, Ramesh R [EMAIL PROTECTED] ..triscodeca%40yahoo. 
  com
  wrote:
  From: Ramesh R [EMAIL PROTECTED] .. triscodeca%40yahoo. com
  Subject: Re: [arr] Re: Tutu's Take- Indiafm Review of Yuvraaj
  To: arrahmanfans@ yahoogroups. com arrahmanfans% 40yahoogroups. com
  Date: Wednesday, 22 October, 2008, 10:05 AM
 
  Why is it that every time

Re: [arr] Re: Loudness issue in ARR songs

2008-10-25 Thread jemsheed
This is regrading recording quality friends,
we have a valid point here.
Hope Gopa/Vijay iyer can pass this information to ARR Sir.

--- On Sat, 25/10/08, rama krishna [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

From: rama krishna [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [arr] Re: Loudness issue in ARR songs
To: arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com
Date: Saturday, 25 October, 2008, 4:57 PM










A.R.RAHMAN is working in tamil telugu  international projects.thats why he is 
not giving fine tunes.and anthor thing is failure of bose ,bagathsingh, 
sathiya,kangalal akaithu etc.for these fims he composed beautiful tunes.

--- On Fri, 24/10/08, : Avinash : avinashdc21@ yahoo.com wrote:

From: : Avinash : avinashdc21@ yahoo.com
Subject: [arr] Re: Loudness issue in ARR songs
To: arrahmanfans@ yahoogroups. com
Date: Friday, 24 October, 2008, 2:50 AM





Ya, I also noticed in recent years Rahman's music is becoming little louder and 
less filtered. I've been observing this trend Post 'R.D.B' albums. 
One thing I'm sure that, presently Rahman is giving less importance to the fine 
tuning of his songs. It's becoz lack of time and no gain in putting such effort 
in current music trend. 
Yuvraj is a great album with everything, great melodies, lyrics, rahmanish 
singing styles, symponies etc. But what I'm missing is those ARR's trademark 
fine nuances, strong bass lines and improvisations in orchestrations. Afterall 
I'm a hardcore Rahmaniac just becoz of his Bombay, Kadalan, Tiruda Tiruda (and 
most of the albums in those period)  :)

Another thing I noticed in recent albums is, his songs are becoming more 
performer freindly. I mean most of JTJYN and some songs of Ada, JA and Yuvvraj 
can be performed in current Talent shows without missing notes :) And 
orchestrations are simple to perform on stages...  
Also, before people will think thrice(!) before  using Fanah, Mukabala, O 
humdum soniyore on dance floors becoz of high quality and seriousness in the 
songs. But now Pappu Can't dance , Taxi Taxi and shano shano are everywhere 
becoz easiness of beats and whacky lyrics :) .  So I can say I'm happy in 
bothways... :)
 
 
 
 

--- In arrahmanfans@ yahoogroups. com, Gomzy gomtesh.upadhye@ ... wrote:

 I really doubt if its the issue with the music companies. This started with
 ARR's Bose i think.
 The chorus part just goes haywire.
 
 If you check recent soundtracks like Omkara, Singh is King, Parineeta
 etci find them to be of very good
 quality.
 
 Something that ARR needs to know?
 
 On Thu, Oct 23, 2008 at 11:03 AM, Neetika raina [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
 
  Krish Bro,
  I completely agree with you...This loudness is sometimes very irritating.
  My fav song In Lamhon ke daman mein (JA)...when the chorus hits the peak,
  its a torture to hear wid high volume..
  I love dis song so much..but its a pain to decrease the volume everytime
  wen the chorus part comes..
  ARR is the one who introduced Quality sound to Indians...
  I think its the fault of music companies :( :(
  Whoever is responsile for this mistake should take care of this issue next
  time.. as its a very serios problem arising from past few releases!!!
 
  ARR tracks are gems...should be taken extra care while handling!!!
 
  ~Love Music Love Life
  Neetika Raina
 
  - Original Message -
  From: Sreekrishnan R rahmanfever@ ...rahmanfever% 40yahoo.co. uk
  
  To: arrahmanfans@ yahoogroups. com arrahmanfans% 40yahoogroups. com
  Sent: Wednesday, October 22, 2008 12:48:23 PM GMT +05:30 Chennai, Kolkata,
  Mumbai, New Delhi
  Subject: Re: [arr] Re: Tutu's Take- Indiafm Review of Yuvraaj
 
  am I the only one disappointed by the increasing trend in recent ARR albums
  to be loud?
 
  No.. I'm also here..
 
  All the songs of ARR's recent Albums are touching the Peak level in the
  Sound Forge as well as Nuendo Softwares though it is not jarring or causing
  any distortion. I was thinking about it when I heard the Sakkarakatti Songs
  in Sound Forge. Thought it happened because AR's songs were missing H.
  Shridhar Sir in the crew. But in Yuvvraaj he's credted and he has done the
  entire Mixing and Mastering (with Sivakumar Sir). Still all the songs hit
  the Peak level. I think this is bit a serious issue on a Sound Engineer's
  point of view. Because AR's each and every song is like a reference book for
  a Sound Engineer.. I learned and am learning a lot of things by analysing
  his old and latest mixes.
  I think some kind of magic is missing in the mixes of some songs.
  I said before that this is just a Sound Engineer's point of view. Apart
  from these kind of some minute things , his songs are real real gems for the
  audience. full satisfaction guaranteed ! I always believe that one could not
  enjoy his songs if he keeps on looking and digging out such small small
  things. But professionally we've to admit this.
  Hope AR will take care of it in future and avoid touching the peak levels
  of his songs. :-)
 
  Thanks.
 
  --
  regards..
 
  Krish..
  His Music ~ My

[arr] Re: Loudness issue in ARR songs

2008-10-24 Thread : Avinash :

Ya, I also noticed in recent years Rahman's music is becoming little
louder and less filtered. I've been observing this trend Post 'R.D.B'
albums.

One thing I'm sure that, presently Rahman is giving less importance to
the fine tuning of his songs. It's becoz lack of time and no gain in
putting such effort in current music trend.

Yuvraj is a great album with everything, great melodies, lyrics,
rahmanish singing styles, symponies etc. But what I'm missing is those
ARR's trademark fine nuances, strong bass lines and improvisations in
orchestrations. Afterall I'm a hardcore Rahmaniac just becoz of his
Bombay, Kadalan, Tiruda Tiruda (and most of the albums in those period) 
:)


Another thing I noticed in recent albums is, his songs are becoming more
performer freindly. I mean most of JTJYN and some songs of Ada, JA and
Yuvvraj can be performed in current Talent shows without missing notes
:) And orchestrations are simple to perform on stages...

Also, before people will think thrice(!) before  using Fanah, Mukabala,
O humdum soniyore on dance floors becoz of high quality and seriousness
in the songs. But now Pappu Can't dance , Taxi Taxi and shano shano are
everywhere becoz easiness of beats and whacky lyrics :) .  So I can say
I'm happy in bothways... :)










--- In arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com, Gomzy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 I really doubt if its the issue with the music companies. This started
with
 ARR's Bose i think.
 The chorus part just goes haywire.

 If you check recent soundtracks like Omkara, Singh is King, Parineeta
 etci find them to be of very good
 quality.

 Something that ARR needs to know?

 On Thu, Oct 23, 2008 at 11:03 AM, Neetika raina [EMAIL PROTECTED]:

  Krish Bro,
  I completely agree with you...This loudness is sometimes very
irritating.
  My fav song In Lamhon ke daman mein (JA)...when the chorus hits
the peak,
  its a torture to hear wid high volume..
  I love dis song so much..but its a pain to decrease the volume
everytime
  wen the chorus part comes..
  ARR is the one who introduced Quality sound to Indians...
  I think its the fault of music companies :( :(
  Whoever is responsile for this mistake should take care of this
issue next
  time.. as its a very serios problem arising from past few
releases!!!
 
  ARR tracks are gems...should be taken extra care while handling!!!
 
  ~Love Music Love Life
  Neetika Raina
 
  - Original Message -
  From: Sreekrishnan R [EMAIL PROTECTED]rahmanfever%40yahoo.co.uk
  
  To: arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com arrahmanfans%40yahoogroups.com
  Sent: Wednesday, October 22, 2008 12:48:23 PM GMT +05:30 Chennai,
Kolkata,
  Mumbai, New Delhi
  Subject: Re: [arr] Re: Tutu's Take- Indiafm Review of Yuvraaj
 
  am I the only one disappointed by the increasing trend in recent ARR
albums
  to be loud?
 
  No.. I'm also here..
 
  All the songs of ARR's recent Albums are touching the Peak level in
the
  Sound Forge as well as Nuendo Softwares though it is not jarring or
causing
  any distortion. I was thinking about it when I heard the
Sakkarakatti Songs
  in Sound Forge. Thought it happened because AR's songs were missing
H.
  Shridhar Sir in the crew. But in Yuvvraaj he's credted and he has
done the
  entire Mixing and Mastering (with Sivakumar Sir). Still all the
songs hit
  the Peak level. I think this is bit a serious issue on a Sound
Engineer's
  point of view. Because AR's each and every song is like a reference
book for
  a Sound Engineer.. I learned and am learning a lot of things by
analysing
  his old and latest mixes.
  I think some kind of magic is missing in the mixes of some songs.
  I said before that this is just a Sound Engineer's point of view.
Apart
  from these kind of some minute things , his songs are real real gems
for the
  audience. full satisfaction guaranteed ! I always believe that one
could not
  enjoy his songs if he keeps on looking and digging out such small
small
  things. But professionally we've to admit this.
  Hope AR will take care of it in future and avoid touching the peak
levels
  of his songs. :-)
 
  Thanks.
 
  --
  regards..
 
  Krish..
  His Music ~ My Mother Tongue
 
 
  --- On Wed, 22/10/08, Ramesh R
[EMAIL PROTECTED]triscodeca%40yahoo.com
  wrote:
  From: Ramesh R [EMAIL PROTECTED] triscodeca%40yahoo.com
  Subject: Re: [arr] Re: Tutu's Take- Indiafm Review of Yuvraaj
  To: arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com arrahmanfans%40yahoogroups.com
  Date: Wednesday, 22 October, 2008, 10:05 AM
 
  Why is it that every time there's a less-than-favorable review of an
ARR
  album there are a number of fans waiting to attack the reviewer?
Tootsie
  pop? Arrogant man? Do you really need all the name calling?
  A review, aside from attempting some sort of analysis or critique,
is just
  one person's opinion of how he or she reacts to something. Obviously
we all
  react differently or else this would be a boring place. Reading
Joginder
  Tuteja's review it looks like he is less than impressed because he
finds
  

Re: [arr] Re: Loudness issue in ARR songs

2008-10-23 Thread Neetika raina
Krish Bro,
I completely agree with you...This loudness is sometimes very irritating.
My fav song In Lamhon ke daman mein (JA)...when the chorus hits the peak, its 
a torture to hear wid high volume..
   I love dis song so much..but its a pain to decrease the volume everytime wen 
the chorus part comes..
ARR is the one who introduced Quality sound to Indians...
I think its the fault of music companies :( :(
Whoever is responsile for this mistake should take care of this issue next 
time.. as its a very serios problem arising from past few releases!!!

ARR tracks are gems...should be taken extra care while handling!!!

~Love Music Love Life
  Neetika Raina


- Original Message -
From: Sreekrishnan R [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Wednesday, October 22, 2008 12:48:23 PM GMT +05:30 Chennai, Kolkata, 
Mumbai, New Delhi
Subject: Re: [arr] Re: Tutu's Take- Indiafm Review of Yuvraaj

am I the only one disappointed by the increasing trend in recent ARR albums to 
be loud?


No.. I'm also here..

All the songs of ARR's recent Albums are touching the Peak level in the Sound 
Forge as well as Nuendo Softwares though it is not jarring or causing any 
distortion. I was thinking about it when I heard the Sakkarakatti Songs in 
Sound Forge. Thought it happened because AR's songs were missing H. Shridhar 
Sir in the crew. But in Yuvvraaj he's credted and he has done the entire Mixing 
and Mastering (with Sivakumar Sir). Still all the songs hit the Peak level. I 
think this is bit a serious issue on a Sound Engineer's point of view. Because 
AR's each and every song is like a reference book for a Sound Engineer.. I 
learned and am learning a lot of things by analysing his old and latest mixes.
I think some kind of magic is missing in the mixes of some songs.
I said before that this is just a Sound Engineer's point of view. Apart from 
these kind of some minute things , his songs are real real gems for the 
audience. full satisfaction guaranteed ! I always believe that one could not 
enjoy his songs if he keeps on looking and digging out such small small things. 
But professionally we've to admit this.
Hope AR will take care of it in future and avoid touching the peak levels of 
his songs. :-)

Thanks.


-- 
regards.. 
 
Krish..
His Music ~ My Mother Tongue 
 

--- On Wed, 22/10/08, Ramesh R [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
From: Ramesh R [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [arr] Re: Tutu's Take- Indiafm Review of Yuvraaj
To: arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com
Date: Wednesday, 22 October, 2008, 10:05 AM











Why is it that every time there's a less-than-favorable review of 
an ARR album there are a number of fans waiting to attack the reviewer? 
Tootsie pop? Arrogant man? Do you really need all the name calling?
A review, aside from attempting some sort of analysis or critique, is just one 
person's opinion of how he or she reacts to something. Obviously we all react 
differently or else this would be a boring place. Reading Joginder Tuteja's 
review it looks like he is less than impressed because he finds some of the 
tracks very situational and he was expecting something bigger. That's his 
reaction and that's perfectly fine. You can choose to disagree with his 
viewpoint and have your own. That's fine too. 
On the other hand every Tom, Dick and Harry who mentions something about the 
album
 in a blog gets posted here. A lot of these posts sound like the gushings of a 
fanboy with hardly any critique or analysis. Why is it that such posts are 
treated as great reviews even if they lack a cogent argument or any substance 
at all?

Gopal  Vithur,
  Could you folks excercise some restraint when you post blog articles 
especially about album reviews? By all means do post something if you think 
that it attempts some form of critique. But please spare us the ramblings. Or 
perhaps,  just post a link to the blog and let folks who're interested check it 
out if they're interested.

Back to Yuuvraaj...
There are a number of things that bother me about Yuuvraaj (and other recent 
ARR works) but for now... am I the only one disappointed by the increasing 
trend in recent ARR albums to be loud? Here's what I see when I load the clips 
in Audacity-
http://i36.tinypic. com/2eksooz. jpg
Check the Youtube post on Loudness War for the context.


RR

- Original Message 
From: Chord [EMAIL PROTECTED] com
To: arrahmanfans@ yahoogroups. com
Sent: Monday, October 20, 2008 11:22:40 AM
Subject: [arr] Re: Tutu's Take- Indiafm Review of Yuvraaj











Tootsie Pop only rates albums based on how mnay chartbuster hits 
(his 

distorted definition of one) it has.  This has ZERO credibility for 

me.



--- In arrahmanfans@ yahoogroups. com, Vinod Raju [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:



 

 The review seems to have been taken off the site.

 

 The link says No review.

 

 

 -Vinod

 

 

 

 --- In arrahmanfans@ yahoogroups. com, ali ahad mindblower2003@  

 wrote:

 

  he do like 

Re: [arr] Re: Loudness issue in ARR songs

2008-10-23 Thread Gomzy
I really doubt if its the issue with the music companies. This started with
ARR's Bose i think.
The chorus part just goes haywire.

If you check recent soundtracks like Omkara, Singh is King, Parineeta
etci find them to be of very good
quality.

Something that ARR needs to know?

On Thu, Oct 23, 2008 at 11:03 AM, Neetika raina [EMAIL PROTECTED]wrote:

   Krish Bro,
 I completely agree with you...This loudness is sometimes very irritating.
 My fav song In Lamhon ke daman mein (JA)...when the chorus hits the peak,
 its a torture to hear wid high volume..
 I love dis song so much..but its a pain to decrease the volume everytime
 wen the chorus part comes..
 ARR is the one who introduced Quality sound to Indians...
 I think its the fault of music companies :( :(
 Whoever is responsile for this mistake should take care of this issue next
 time.. as its a very serios problem arising from past few releases!!!

 ARR tracks are gems...should be taken extra care while handling!!!

 ~Love Music Love Life
 Neetika Raina

 - Original Message -
 From: Sreekrishnan R [EMAIL PROTECTED]rahmanfever%40yahoo.co.uk
 
 To: arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com arrahmanfans%40yahoogroups.com
 Sent: Wednesday, October 22, 2008 12:48:23 PM GMT +05:30 Chennai, Kolkata,
 Mumbai, New Delhi
 Subject: Re: [arr] Re: Tutu's Take- Indiafm Review of Yuvraaj

 am I the only one disappointed by the increasing trend in recent ARR albums
 to be loud?

 No.. I'm also here..

 All the songs of ARR's recent Albums are touching the Peak level in the
 Sound Forge as well as Nuendo Softwares though it is not jarring or causing
 any distortion. I was thinking about it when I heard the Sakkarakatti Songs
 in Sound Forge. Thought it happened because AR's songs were missing H.
 Shridhar Sir in the crew. But in Yuvvraaj he's credted and he has done the
 entire Mixing and Mastering (with Sivakumar Sir). Still all the songs hit
 the Peak level. I think this is bit a serious issue on a Sound Engineer's
 point of view. Because AR's each and every song is like a reference book for
 a Sound Engineer.. I learned and am learning a lot of things by analysing
 his old and latest mixes.
 I think some kind of magic is missing in the mixes of some songs.
 I said before that this is just a Sound Engineer's point of view. Apart
 from these kind of some minute things , his songs are real real gems for the
 audience. full satisfaction guaranteed ! I always believe that one could not
 enjoy his songs if he keeps on looking and digging out such small small
 things. But professionally we've to admit this.
 Hope AR will take care of it in future and avoid touching the peak levels
 of his songs. :-)

 Thanks.

 --
 regards..

 Krish..
 His Music ~ My Mother Tongue


 --- On Wed, 22/10/08, Ramesh R [EMAIL PROTECTED]triscodeca%40yahoo.com
 wrote:
 From: Ramesh R [EMAIL PROTECTED] triscodeca%40yahoo.com
 Subject: Re: [arr] Re: Tutu's Take- Indiafm Review of Yuvraaj
 To: arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com arrahmanfans%40yahoogroups.com
 Date: Wednesday, 22 October, 2008, 10:05 AM

 Why is it that every time there's a less-than-favorable review of an ARR
 album there are a number of fans waiting to attack the reviewer? Tootsie
 pop? Arrogant man? Do you really need all the name calling?
 A review, aside from attempting some sort of analysis or critique, is just
 one person's opinion of how he or she reacts to something. Obviously we all
 react differently or else this would be a boring place. Reading Joginder
 Tuteja's review it looks like he is less than impressed because he finds
 some of the tracks very situational and he was expecting something bigger.
 That's his reaction and that's perfectly fine. You can choose to disagree
 with his viewpoint and have your own. That's fine too.
 On the other hand every Tom, Dick and Harry who mentions something about
 the album
 in a blog gets posted here. A lot of these posts sound like the gushings of
 a fanboy with hardly any critique or analysis. Why is it that such posts are
 treated as great reviews even if they lack a cogent argument or any
 substance at all?

 Gopal  Vithur,
   Could you folks excercise some restraint when you post blog articles
 especially about album reviews? By all means do post something if you think
 that it attempts some form of critique. But please spare us the ramblings.
 Or perhaps,  just post a link to the blog and let folks who're interested
 check it out if they're interested.

 Back to Yuuvraaj...
 There are a number of things that bother me about Yuuvraaj (and other
 recent ARR works) but for now... am I the only one disappointed by the
 increasing trend in recent ARR albums to be loud? Here's what I see when I
 load the clips in Audacity-
 http://i36.tinypic. com/2eksooz. jpg
 Check the Youtube post on Loudness War for the context.

 RR

 - Original Message 
 From: Chord [EMAIL PROTECTED] com
 To: arrahmanfans@ yahoogroups. com
 Sent: Monday, October 20, 2008 11:22:40 AM
 Subject: [arr] Re: 

Re: [arr] Re: Loudness issue in ARR songs

2008-10-23 Thread Vithur
Thanks for the technical info Krish bro... May be this is the duty of the
Sound Mixing stage,, and they need to take care of this, or it has been done
purposefully..

On Thu, Oct 23, 2008 at 6:46 PM, Sreekrishnan R [EMAIL PROTECTED]wrote:

 Friends.. I'm not that great in the Sound Engineering and I've just
 started my career.
 Here I'm trying to explain what disappointed me when I heard 'In Lamhon
 ke'..
 I know that there are many Sound Engineers and Audiophiles in Our Group..
 Please forgive me, if there are mistakes considering the fact that I'm
 totally a newbie.. :-)


 Please find the attached file..
 It is the screen shot of the Waves of the Song being played in Nuendo. This
 is the original 'In Lamhon ke' track from the Audio CD.

 At 01:31 the chorus part starts and note the wave signals hitting the peak
 level. You can see the signals are 'Flattened' after hitting the peak. That
 should not happen for a perfect mixed song and a signal should not touch the
 peak level even if it's a song with some heavy orchestration or a heavy
 chorus part. That's what I learned.

 Not only 'In Lamhon ke' but after 6:27 'Dil ka Rishta' is a pain for ears..
 :-(
 I've attached it's screen shot also..

 The song is simply awesome.. Just no words ! but what to do... :-(

 I'm very much sure that the Audio Companies had increased the overall
 Volume of the Albums. Anyway this trend spoils some songs with heavy
 instrumentation like In Lamhon ka, Dil Ka Rishta etc (and our ears too !).

 For some songs we are not feeling the distortion caused by the waves
 hitting the peak levels 'cuz we are used to it.


 As Neetika Sis. said...

  ARR tracks are gems...should be taken extra care while handling ! 

 Music companies should take care of this in future..

 Hope Gopal and Vijay Bros. would tell about this issue to the concerned
 people.. :-)
 Let's hope for the Best !

 Thanks.


 --
 regards..

 Krish..
 His Music ~ My Mother Tongue


 --- On *Thu, 23/10/08, Neetika raina [EMAIL PROTECTED]* wrote:

 From: Neetika raina [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 Subject: Re: [arr] Re: Loudness issue in ARR songs
 To: arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com
 Date: Thursday, 23 October, 2008, 3:33 PM

Krish Bro,
 I completely agree with you...This loudness is sometimes very irritating.
 My fav song In Lamhon ke daman mein (JA)...when the chorus hits the peak,
 its a torture to hear wid high volume..
 I love dis song so much..but its a pain to decrease the volume everytime
 wen the chorus part comes..
 ARR is the one who introduced Quality sound to Indians...
 I think its the fault of music companies :( :(
 Whoever is responsile for this mistake should take care of this issue next
 time.. as its a very serios problem arising from past few releases!!!

 ARR tracks are gems...should be taken extra care while handling!!!

 ~Love Music Love Life
 Neetika Raina

 - Original Message -
 From: Sreekrishnan R rahmanfever@ yahoo.co. ukrahmanfever%40yahoo.co.uk
 
 To: arrahmanfans@ yahoogroups. com arrahmanfans%40yahoogroups.com
 Sent: Wednesday, October 22, 2008 12:48:23 PM GMT +05:30 Chennai, Kolkata,
 Mumbai, New Delhi
 Subject: Re: [arr] Re: Tutu's Take- Indiafm Review of Yuvraaj

 am I the only one disappointed by the increasing trend in recent ARR albums
 to be loud?

 No.. I'm also here..

 All the songs of ARR's recent Albums are touching the Peak level in the
 Sound Forge as well as Nuendo Softwares though it is not jarring or causing
 any distortion. I was thinking about it when I heard the Sakkarakatti Songs
 in Sound Forge. Thought it happened because AR's songs were missing H.
 Shridhar Sir in the crew. But in Yuvvraaj he's credted and he has done the
 entire Mixing and Mastering (with Sivakumar Sir). Still all the songs hit
 the Peak level. I think this is bit a serious issue on a Sound Engineer's
 point of view. Because AR's each and every song is like a reference book for
 a Sound Engineer.. I learned and am learning a lot of things by analysing
 his old and latest mixes.
 I think some kind of magic is missing in the mixes of some songs.
 I said before that this is just a Sound Engineer's point of view. Apart
 from these kind of some minute things , his songs are real real gems for the
 audience. full satisfaction guaranteed ! I always believe that one could not
 enjoy his songs if he keeps on looking and digging out such small small
 things. But professionally we've to admit this.
 Hope AR will take care of it in future and avoid touching the peak levels
 of his songs. :-)

 Thanks.

 --
 regards..

 Krish..
 His Music ~ My Mother Tongue


 --- On Wed, 22/10/08, Ramesh R [EMAIL PROTECTED] comtriscodeca%40yahoo.com
 wrote:
 From: Ramesh R [EMAIL PROTECTED] com triscodeca%40yahoo.com
 Subject: Re: [arr] Re: Tutu's Take- Indiafm Review of Yuvraaj
 To: arrahmanfans@ yahoogroups. com arrahmanfans%40yahoogroups.com
 Date: Wednesday, 22 October, 2008, 10:05 AM

 Why is it that every time there's a less-than-favorable review of an ARR
 album

Re: [arr] Re: Loudness issue in ARR songs

2008-10-23 Thread Sam
 after 6:27 'Dil ka Rishta' is a pain for ears.. :-(

I am with you on this.. In fact, I had edited this one out in my mp3, Wish I 
could do that in the audio CD as well.. 
 
Sam..

--- On Thu, 10/23/08, Sreekrishnan R [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

From: Sreekrishnan R [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [arr] Re: Loudness issue in ARR songs
To: arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com
Date: Thursday, October 23, 2008, 8:16 AM










Friends.. I'm not that great in the Sound Engineering and I've just started my 
career.
Here I'm trying to explain what disappointed me when I heard 'In Lamhon ke'..
I know that there are many Sound Engineers and Audiophiles in Our Group..
Please forgive me, if there are mistakes considering the fact that I'm totally 
a newbie.. :-)


Please find the attached file..
It is the screen shot of the Waves of the Song being played in Nuendo. This is 
the original 'In Lamhon ke' track from the Audio CD.

At 01:31 the chorus part starts and note the wave signals hitting the peak 
level. You can see the signals are ‘Flattened’ after hitting the peak. That 
should not happen for a perfect mixed song and a signal should not touch the 
peak level even if it’s a song with some heavy orchestration or a heavy chorus 
part. That's what I learned.

Not only 'In Lamhon ke' but after 6:27 'Dil ka Rishta' is a pain for ears.. :-(
I've attached it's screen shot also..

The song is simply awesome.. Just no words ! but what to do... :-(

I'm very much sure that the Audio Companies had increased the overall Volume of 
the Albums. Anyway this trend spoils some songs with heavy instrumentation like 
In Lamhon ka, Dil Ka Rishta etc (and our ears too !).

For some songs we are not feeling the distortion caused by the waves hitting 
the peak levels 'cuz we are used to it.


As Neetika Sis. said...

 ARR tracks are gems...should be taken extra care while handling ! 

Music companies should take care of this in future..

Hope Gopal and Vijay Bros. would tell about this issue to the concerned 
people.. :-)
Let's hope for the Best !

Thanks.


-- 
regards.. 

Krish..
His Music ~ My Mother Tongue 


--- On Thu, 23/10/08, Neetika raina [EMAIL PROTECTED] com wrote:

From: Neetika raina [EMAIL PROTECTED] com
Subject: Re: [arr] Re: Loudness issue in ARR songs
To: arrahmanfans@ yahoogroups. com
Date: Thursday, 23 October, 2008, 3:33 PM




Krish Bro,
I completely agree with you...This loudness is sometimes very irritating.
My fav song In Lamhon ke daman mein (JA)...when the chorus hits the peak, its 
a torture to hear wid high volume..
I love dis song so much..but its a pain to decrease the volume everytime wen 
the chorus part comes..
ARR is the one who introduced Quality sound to Indians...
I think its the fault of music companies :( :(
Whoever is responsile for this mistake should take care of this issue next 
time.. as its a very serios problem arising from past few releases!!!

ARR tracks are gems...should be taken extra care while handling!!!

~Love Music Love Life
Neetika Raina

- Original Message -
From: Sreekrishnan R rahmanfever@ yahoo.co. uk
To: arrahmanfans@ yahoogroups. com
Sent: Wednesday, October 22, 2008 12:48:23 PM GMT +05:30 Chennai, Kolkata, 
Mumbai, New Delhi
Subject: Re: [arr] Re: Tutu's Take- Indiafm Review of Yuvraaj

am I the only one disappointed by the increasing trend in recent ARR albums to 
be loud?

No.. I'm also here..

All the songs of ARR's recent Albums are touching the Peak level in the Sound 
Forge as well as Nuendo Softwares though it is not jarring or causing any 
distortion. I was thinking about it when I heard the Sakkarakatti Songs in 
Sound Forge. Thought it happened because AR's songs were missing H. Shridhar 
Sir in the crew. But in Yuvvraaj he's credted and he has done the entire Mixing 
and Mastering (with Sivakumar Sir). Still all the songs hit the Peak level. I 
think this is bit a serious issue on a Sound Engineer's point of view. Because 
AR's each and every song is like a reference book for a Sound Engineer.. I 
learned and am learning a lot of things by analysing his old and latest mixes.
I think some kind of magic is missing in the mixes of some songs.
I said before that this is just a Sound Engineer's point of view. Apart from 
these kind of some minute things , his songs are real real gems for the 
audience. full satisfaction guaranteed ! I always believe that one could not 
enjoy his songs if he keeps on looking and digging out such small small things. 
But professionally we've to admit this.
Hope AR will take care of it in future and avoid touching the peak levels of 
his songs. :-)

Thanks.

-- 
regards.. 

Krish..
His Music ~ My Mother Tongue 


--- On Wed, 22/10/08, Ramesh R [EMAIL PROTECTED] com wrote:
From: Ramesh R [EMAIL PROTECTED] com
Subject: Re: [arr] Re: Tutu's Take- Indiafm Review of Yuvraaj
To: arrahmanfans@ yahoogroups. com
Date: Wednesday, 22 October, 2008, 10:05 AM

Why is it that every time there's a less-than-favorable review of an ARR album