Retro:Active Series Interview Listen On Demand

[DJ Wave]

TONITE!!!!!

Next Show November 15th - Retro:Active Series

The Retro:Active Series is a fantastic treasure trove of 1980's era collectible 12 inch extended versions that were never before commercially available on CD. Just released Retro:Active Rare & Remixed 7 is once again jammed packed with great extended remixes, some for the first time on a commercial CD.

Come join DJ Wave with special guest Alex Sowyrda creator of the the Retro:Active Series for an interview and listening party. DJ Wave will play tracks off series, plus Alex will be on the chat board to answer your questions live. Maybe he will bring a guest to join in on the fun! Plus a chance to win a copy of Retro:Active Rare & Remixed 7!

Monday November 15th, 9PM EST

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DJ Wave! [8D]

[DJ Wave]

If you missed the show...shame on you! It was a great live chat and interview. But because Football was more important (I'd rather watch golf)...I'll give you a few days to redeem your soul and you can listen on demand! [}:)]

http://www.mixcloud.com/retropolis/retr ... view-2010/ [;)]

Don't forget to get your copy of Retro:Active 7! It is limited to only 2000 copies!
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[obs]

Thanks. It's funny, but some of the tracks sound better when listening to your show than it does when I listen to the CD .

[DJ Wave]

Thanks Obs. Ummm all I do is convert the CDs to 192 bit MP3s in Itunes and then mix my show in Garageband. I have found depending on what source you use to listen has made things sound different. IE: Listening thru itunes, compared to Garageband, Audacity or streaming thru MixCloud and real stereo, be it my bose car system or sony dream system.

The sound quality from MixCloud is pretty decent. I had to knock the show down to 128 bit to fit the whole show in 100 mb space.

There are some shows I have done thinking I need to pump up the peaklimiter and yet once I get them on Mixcloud it sounds fine. [8D]

I will say that I too am finding some things coming out of Cherry Red that either someone there is deaf or they like to pump the peaks up so much there is no middle or lower tone.

[obs]

I don't mean the quality; I mean the song itself sounds better ... kind of like how when you hear a song at a record store, it sounds better than when you buy it and listen to it at home. It's a mysterious phenomenon.