What did the American thrash metal band Metallica mean by that?
What did the American thrash metal band Metallica mean by that?
Sebastian Moore
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Nathan Bailey
loudness war, everyone's waveforms looked like that in 2008
Benjamin Wright
Prove it
Levi Kelly
Trick Jubin is mostly to blame
The 2000s will go down as the worst decade ever for rock/metal production
Gabriel Campbell
guess their luck ran OUTAHHH.
Ryan Barnes
>Metallica
look at the waveform of virtually any modern song
They're all compressed to hell
Liam Barnes
Your headphones suck
Julian Garcia
also Metallica has never had good production. funny because they were perfectionistic about everything else.
Owen Flores
Blame Rick Rubin for this, but Metallica has done a shitty album mix before that nearly ruined the whole thing with "And Justice for All". Luckily, people have remixed all these tracks with proper mixes that have dynamic range and where you can HEAR THE FUCKING BASS GUITAR.
Good headphones cannot fix clipping and unintentional distortion.
Jackson Diaz
Prove it
Brandon Mitchell
No, educate yourself.
Nolan Reed
It’s not bad. It sounds better that way.
Brayden Lopez
literally fucking google the words "loudness wars" retard
Benjamin James
is this bait or are you genuinely retarded?
Jacob Robinson
>Luckily, people have remixed all these tracks with proper mixes that have dynamic range and where you can HEAR THE FUCKING BASS GUITAR.
mate, they put out an official remaster last year. it sounds great btw, totally worth a listen.
Austin Cox
Can somebody please explain in absolute brainlet terms what "brickwalling", "compression", and "clipping" are and how they relate to each other?
Ayden Baker
Ride the Lightning and Master of Puppets both sound incredible.
Cameron Davis
Don’t know the first term, but compression basically decreases the dynamics and clipping occurs when the gain is too high
Hunter Foster
bickwalling is self explanatory as fuck, you're both retarded
Dominic Robinson
youtu.be
in short. there's a loudness level to every sound in recording, let's say from 0 to 100. some sounds are naturally lower in volume than others, and that's how it' supposed to be. to make drums punchy, you turn them up to 100 while rest of track is around 50. this is how dynamic works.
brickwalling is when you turn almost everything to 100. result is a worse sound with no depth, it feels like every instrument plays right next to your ear.
Charles Stewart
The loudness war is an overrated meme that's blamed way too much. Audiophiles are so obsessed with it they'll think they hear brickwalling in their tap water.
Ryder Butler
I can't use a microwave because of this.
Jacob Morris
You're bad at math
Gavin Moore
Jonathan Nelson
based audiophile
Joseph Thomas
Rick Rubin is a shit producer and Metallica a shit band.
Asher Martin
still no bass
Colton Young
They have nice waveforms though