Soulkeeper;603881 Wrote:
I've listened a little bit to Radio 6 Music. In addition to the
over-compressing on everything, the host's voice 'ducks'
(http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ducking) the music, which wouldn't be so
bad if the attack and decay weren't so fast, or if the host didn't talk
so
Soulkeeper;606160 Wrote:
I recently received a tip about a station where the DJs have enough
respect for the music to keep their mouths shut while it's playing. At
least most of the time. Dandelion Radio is the name of the station, and
it's not bad at all. A lot of alternative, strange,
I recently received a tip about a station where the DJs have enough
respect for the music to keep their mouths shut while it's playing. At
least most of the time. Dandelion Radio is the name of the station, and
it's not bad at all. A lot of alternative, strange, interesting and
challenging sounds
Not many, I'm afraid.
Radio Blagon Ambient (French pop/folk)
Death Metal Radio (death metal)
All Songs Considered 24/7 (various)
NRK Urørt (Norwegian underground bands)
These stations have no DJs talking at all, which is even better IMO.
If anyone has more suggestions, it would be
On 25/01/11 14:19, Soulkeeper wrote:
Not many, I'm afraid.
Radio Blagon Ambient (French pop/folk)
Death Metal Radio (death metal)
All Songs Considered 24/7 (various)
NRK Urørt (Norwegian underground bands)
These stations have no DJs talking at all, which is even better IMO.
If
Soulkeeper;603881 Wrote:
I've listened a little bit to Radio 6 Music. In addition to the
over-compressing on everything, the host's voice 'ducks'
(http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ducking) the music, which wouldn't be so
bad if the attack and decay weren't so fast, or if the host didn't talk
so
Sure - but I don't expect the BBC to sounds better than CD, I just don't
expect it to sound dramatically worse than (an already bad) CD as it
does on BBC1,2.
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rbl
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rbl;603858 Wrote:
Sure - but I don't expect the BBC to sounds better than CD, I just don't
expect it to sound dramatically worse than (an already bad) CD as it
does on BBC1,2.
Radio 2 on FM doesn't sound too bad most of the time. It helps that the
music they play (unlike R1) is mostly older
I've listened a little bit to Radio 6 Music. In addition to the
over-compressing on everything, the host's voice 'ducks'
(http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ducking) the music, which wouldn't be so
bad if the attack and decay weren't so fast, or if the host didn't talk
so much during the songs. As it
Radio 1 and Radio 2 both sound appalling (particularly Radio 1). Main
reason, I believe is that the feeds are very heavily processed through
multi-band compressor/limiters. That combined with the over-processed
and maxed out nature of most recent recordings results in a most
un-listenable
I am just wondering why the sound quality on BBC radio in London is so
bad when compared to CD? The bass is awful as is the treble. This is
true for my Quad FM tuner, my DAB tuner, BBC iPlayer (using the higher
qulaity AAC feed). This is not a bit rate thing - I would much rather
listen to a 128
I am using AAC, Live only. But this is not a bit rate thing. The BBC
must process the sound in some awful way before sending it via
internet, FM and DAB. They all sound terrible compared to CD. A CD
encoded at 128kbit (or even a much lower bit rate) AAC sounds very good
to me.
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rbl
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