Shoutout to CZcams for not giving me a notification about this one despite me telling it i want all notifications from you. Useless fucking website. The tracks so far have nailed the hugeness factor. This EP is very much more raw than more contemporary stuff (The debut single from Vower being my current reference), and that rawness mixed with the message of the songs give the EP that "burn the world" feel that something like Iowa or City have. My only nit to pick would be trying to find a place for some more low end in the vocals, but i understand there's only so much space for things in the 2 channels of 24kbit lossy garbage codecs Spotify and others give.
@@RubyRoks nothing to clear up really, I was just being sarcastic on the level of specificness on things that people generally get wrong just because they get "a hold" onto, like the fact that 24 kbit garbage doesn't mean anything unless you were referring to 24 bit (which objectively and according to science has more volume variations than what human ears can detect; and in another subjects more than 20khz of frequencies and below 20 hz are inaudible to humans...so...), in other words I ask again wtf are you talking about friend?
@@frankiebq5604 I mean 24kbit as in the 24 kilobit data rate of Spotify's audio on it's low setting. It's about the same data rate as your typical limewire ripped MP3, and as such has worse dynamic range and noticeable artifacting compared to the 2304 kilobit WAV you'd get from buying an album digitally from an aritst, CD quality audio (1411 kilobit), or by using a streaming service like TIDAL's free tier (320 kilobit) TLDR, i mean the bit RATE, not the bit DEPTH
Damn, this sounds fucking huge. Can't wait to hear the whole song.
The final song will be out tomorrow ;)
@@PlagueScytheStudios I am really looking forward to this one!
Drums are struggly indeed, so hard to get good at
So sic bro! \M/
Shoutout to CZcams for not giving me a notification about this one despite me telling it i want all notifications from you. Useless fucking website.
The tracks so far have nailed the hugeness factor. This EP is very much more raw than more contemporary stuff (The debut single from Vower being my current reference), and that rawness mixed with the message of the songs give the EP that "burn the world" feel that something like Iowa or City have. My only nit to pick would be trying to find a place for some more low end in the vocals, but i understand there's only so much space for things in the 2 channels of 24kbit lossy garbage codecs Spotify and others give.
Friend wtf r u talkin bout lol
@@frankiebq5604 Giving my opinion on the album. If there's a specific point i can clear up, let me know :)
@@RubyRoks nothing to clear up really, I was just being sarcastic on the level of specificness on things that people generally get wrong just because they get "a hold" onto, like the fact that 24 kbit garbage doesn't mean anything unless you were referring to 24 bit (which objectively and according to science has more volume variations than what human ears can detect; and in another subjects more than 20khz of frequencies and below 20 hz are inaudible to humans...so...), in other words I ask again wtf are you talking about friend?
@@frankiebq5604 I mean 24kbit as in the 24 kilobit data rate of Spotify's audio on it's low setting. It's about the same data rate as your typical limewire ripped MP3, and as such has worse dynamic range and noticeable artifacting compared to the 2304 kilobit WAV you'd get from buying an album digitally from an aritst, CD quality audio (1411 kilobit), or by using a streaming service like TIDAL's free tier (320 kilobit)
TLDR, i mean the bit RATE, not the bit DEPTH
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