Annoying habit...
Annoying habit... Posted on: 19.09.2013 by Marcelina Hanaway I wouldn | |
| Lannie Kutay 20.09.2013 |
Originally Posted by nudedudewithattitude
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| Hellen Mindrup 20.09.2013 |
Originally Posted by nudedudewithattitude
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| Anibal Hoormann 20.09.2013 |
Originally Posted by deevey
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| Julius Milosavljevic 19.09.2013 |
Originally Posted by nudedudewithattitude
This makes me kind of sad. All the sex and beauty of funk and dance music comes from swing and shuffle. I prescribe spending your entire weekend listening to every Fela Kuti track on Youtube. 2 days of hammering interplaying swinging polyrhythms will cure your affliction. |
| Rufus Ondrick 19.09.2013 |
Originally Posted by nudedudewithattitude
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| Lannie Kutay 20.09.2013 |
Originally Posted by nudedudewithattitude
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| Hellen Mindrup 20.09.2013 |
Originally Posted by nudedudewithattitude
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| Marcelina Hanaway 20.09.2013 | So did anyone else hear what I was referring to, or am I going crazy? |
| Anibal Hoormann 20.09.2013 |
Originally Posted by deevey
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| Ming Devis 19.09.2013 | If I'm listening with a good set of speakers or headphones I find little bits of a track that piss me off sometimes like a bit of distortion after a vocal sample or a hi hat where the rest of the mix is really tight.. I believe its one down fall of being a music nut/dj haha |
| Rolanda Clodfelder 19.09.2013 |
This mix is what reminded me about the problem today. Around 2:29, the clap sounds like it's offbeat or something. Listen carefully. Is it just me?
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| Marcelina Hanaway 19.09.2013 | This mix is what reminded me about the problem today. Around 2:29, the clap sounds like it's offbeat or something. Listen carefully. Is it just me? http://soundcloud.com/diskoselectors...-n-29-rotciv-1 |
| Julius Milosavljevic 19.09.2013 |
Originally Posted by nudedudewithattitude
This makes me kind of sad. All the sex and beauty of funk and dance music comes from swing and shuffle. I prescribe spending your entire weekend listening to every Fela Kuti track on Youtube. 2 days of hammering interplaying swinging polyrhythms will cure your affliction. |
| Marcelina Hanaway 19.09.2013 | tothecloud: Don't ever change polygon: Recently saw a specialist and was told my ears are great. I have above average hearing; no problems. It's weird - only happened a handful of times and all on disco tracks, if I can remember correctly. |
| Julius Milosavljevic 19.09.2013 | This is either funny or sad. Im guessing you are so used to quantised beats that when you come across a beat with a late or early snare, you believe the beat is off. Swing and funk come from this place. Late kicks, early kicks, pushing and pulling the snare. These are good things. Everytime someone puts a funk or early disco song in Ableton and quantises the timing, Bootsy gets a ulcer. |
| Dannie Dimora 19.09.2013 | Now this is entirely hypothetical, but theoretically it is possible for your left and right ears to be un-synchronized, meaning that you could have some level of cerebral degeneration in your auditory cortex. Go see a specialist and let us know what he tells you. Does this happen with every media on every device you play it with? |
| Rufus Ondrick 19.09.2013 |
Originally Posted by nudedudewithattitude
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| Hellen Mindrup 19.09.2013 | You're in CDJ mode. |
| Anibal Hoormann 19.09.2013 |
Originally Posted by dripstep
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| Marcelina Hanaway 19.09.2013 | Ok, I switched out the soundcard in my iphone. Still sounds weird. But I did just eat some mushrooms soooooo. |
| Rufus Ondrick 19.09.2013 |
Originally Posted by nudedudewithattitude
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| Marcelina Hanaway 19.09.2013 |
Originally Posted by tothecloudd
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| Rufus Ondrick 19.09.2013 | check your soundcards software some of them have enhancements where they put delays on everything or your player settings. or dont do drugs is all |
| Hank Guidas 19.09.2013 | I believe I know what you mean. I hear the same in a track with a lot of drums, snares, claps etc. |
| Merlyn Birchfield 19.09.2013 | Haha... I hope you enjoy |
| Marcelina Hanaway 19.09.2013 |
Originally Posted by Landsnark
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| Merlyn Birchfield 19.09.2013 | You sure you aren't just hearing syncopation/shuffle? |
| Marcelina Hanaway 19.09.2013 |
Originally Posted by dripstep
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| Yong Aptekar 19.09.2013 | Press sync? |
| Marcelina Hanaway 19.09.2013 |
Originally Posted by dripstep
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| Yong Aptekar 19.09.2013 | Haha 2 heads too?or packed in the same skull? |
| Marcelina Hanaway 19.09.2013 | Guess it's just me. Weird. Maybe I have two brains. |
| Brunilda Kora 19.09.2013 | I believe this is very much in your head, mate. But... Some older hip-hop tunes can sound a little like this - it happens when sampled beats/loops arent perfectly cropped. It's part of what gave early hip-hop it's "rawness". You couldn't zoom in on the transients on the old MPC's like you can now with DAW's. |
| Yong Aptekar 19.09.2013 | Um, couple ideas: 1. Stop downloading free tracks 2. Listen to the track before you get it 3. Maybe one ear is hearing one part and the other is hearing the other part a bit late 4. Don't do drugs I don't know dude, want to give up an example? I'm sure there are dudes here that would tell you if you're nuts or not. Lol |
| Marcelina Hanaway 19.09.2013 | For example, it sounds like a single track is two tracks being mixed together, out of beat. |
| Yong Aptekar 19.09.2013 | I won't judge you, but yeah, it's in your head. How can you hear beatgrids? Can you hear the cue points on normal songs? |
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