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That's why it's best to try and keep a high-quality lossless signal from beginning up until final distribution, where if you need to compress lossy at least you know it's as clean as possible.

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Some people even use pro samples they purchased to make loops, upload as MP3 to web, then someone samples that, chops to get individuals sounds, etc. It's impossible to know where your sounds have been if you just grab them from unknown web sources. Then people download that, and recompress again. They sometimes give the web developers MP3s to work with, so they have no choice. I know factually that sometimes audio on the web, even on the official website of a label/band, was already recompressed. Now what happens when someone samples your song and repeats? Since it is a recompression, you lose more quality than if you had the original audio to sample. The problem becomes more apparent when compressing for the web. You might not notice any quality loss in your mix, due to psychoacoustics. The result is a blurry, blocky, poor quality image compared to the original. This new araabMUZIK expansion once again features the talented skills of Motif Alumni adding Soulful Trap Vocal production. Now when you scan, and recompress to jpeg to upload to web again, you lose even more data. But the data is still missing, and it is not anything like if you took a photograph of the model using the 35mm to begin with.

It's true that the blocks are not represented in the same way, not as defined, there's now some noise introduced by the film grain.

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How does it compare to the original lossless digital photograph? It is an analog representation of a digital image. ARAAB MUZIK ZAPS THESE SOUNDS WERE RECORDED AND INDIVIDUALLY PROCESSED BY PROFESSIONAL ENGINEERS USING PRO TOOLS FOR THE BEST SAMPLE QUALITY AVAILABLE. You develop it and look at the enlarged print. You don't like the blocks, so you take a picture of the jpeg image using your 35mm camera. Still, the data is missing, so even if humans can't notice easily, machines performing calculations do, and have less resolution to work with.

If you zoom in on both the original and compressed versions you'll see big blocks on the lossy image.īut those blocks aren't very noticeable unless you zoom in, due to the way the human eye/mind perceive sight. To upload it to the web, you want to reduce the amount of data because bandwidth/storage costs money and is limited. It isn't like actually seeing her with your eyes, but it looks similar when you zoom out and everything comes together.

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You load it into your PC and can zoom in close and still see detail. Layer after layer, he builds in his signature sound and producer drops for what could be the intro to the next Dipset album.Think of it like this, you take a high-resolution digital photograph of a model. We heard you and plan the first universal kit release this Fall 2021. We will still have expansion packs for the MPC, but our producer fanbase asked if we could make kits for others. Then back at the studio with his AKAI MPC,ĪraabMUZIK chops up samples and does what he does best. araabMUZIK 3 is about to launch a universal sound kit series available to use on any DAW.

We hit up Moodies Records in the Bronx and ended up with CDs from Blue Magic, Diana Ross & The Supremes, and The Dramatics (he’s not messing with vinyl). But he pushed through and released his album Dream World in July and produced Joe Budden’s last album Rage & The Machine.Īs you can assume, it was only a matter of time before we got araab for Rhythm Roulette. He also miraculously survived a gunshot to the head in an attempted robbery in Harlem earlier in February. His live MPC sets are dizzying and his imagination behind the boards is still expanding. The Rhode Island producer has made a name for himself, in more than one way. That’s what araabMUZIK has been doing and then some. If you start making music for the Diplomats before you’re supposed to graduate from high school, you better pray that you’re consistently at the top of your game. For this episode of Rhythm Roulette, Mass Appeal linked up with araabMUZIK.

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