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AFX mix turns out to sound completely different


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You know when you first get hold of an AFX mix, in 128kbps or whatever, and you think that's what the original actually sounds like? I've recently obtained a lossless copy of 26 Mixes for Cash, and I am startled to discover that two of the remixes sound completely different to the MP3s I listened to for years.

 

I always loved the warm, brazen sound of "Zeroes and Ones" and "Une Femme N'est Pas Un Homme". When I first found the MP3s, I wondered if they were meant to sound so amplified, but I liked the sound so I just kept them. However, upon hearing the tracks as they are meant to be heard for the first time, I feel rather disappointed. "Zeroes and Ones" has lost all its power, and "Une Femme N'est Pas Un Homme" doesn't sound anywhere near as warm and clippy.

 

Have a listen to the 1 minute samples and see what I mean. Where did these amplified versions come from? And why do they sound so much better?

une femme comparison.mp3

zeroes and ones comparison.mp3

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jesus christ that's horrible

Une Femme N'est Pas Un Homme is very warm as it is naturally, and while I love noise in the right context, going from what you had to lossless would've felt like fucking heaven for me.

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