The Loudness War - a different opinion - Page 5

Jay Pemberton · 18th September 2008

Has anyone got the story on what's the deal with the Matador CD by a group called Times New Viking? There's quite a number of their tracks which sound like someone either fed the line outputs of a mixer into the mike inputs of a master recorder, or, simply tried to push a digital mastering machine to +9! By far, worse than ANYTHING else around AFAIK.

TheNoize · 23rd October 2008

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Originally Posted by masteringhouse

This would probably make more sense if done through digital distribution. I can't see labels going through additional costs for two versions of the same CD for this purpose without raising the price to the consumer.

Yes, that would be nice

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18th September 2008	#121
Jay Pemberton Gear nut Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: Mountain Home, Arkansas USA Posts: 103	Has anyone got the story on what's the deal with the Matador CD by a group called Times New Viking? There's quite a number of their tracks which sound like someone either fed the line outputs of a mixer into the mike inputs of a master recorder, or, simply tried to push a digital mastering machine to +9! By far, worse than ANYTHING else around AFAIK.