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  • ABYSSUS 💜
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  • Aug 19, 2021

    Another song should be coming soon if he just wrapped up a video

  • ABYSSUS 💜
    Aug 19, 2021
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    Album trailer ?
    The Short film straight up foreshadows The Dawn in multiple ways.
    One example is that red suit Abel is being affected by the events that happens in Take My Breath MW's ending where he gets pulled... Now that's a short film to me cause it's something that utilizing the format to it's fullest... But go ahead and call it a trailer

  • ABYSSUS 💜
    Aug 19, 2021
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    If you actually pay attention to the snippets being played you will realize that they are telling a story of what's in store...

    But you know what you're here for

  • ABYSSUS 💜
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  • ABYSSUS 💜
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    Interlinked

    "always blinded by the desert lights" - Faith

    "Welcome to the Desert of the Real" - Morpheus (Matrix)

  • Aug 19, 2021

    Next single in 3 weeks calling it now

  • ABYSSUS 💜
    Aug 19, 2021

    I look around and
    Sin City's cold and empty (oh)
    No one's around to judge me (oh)
    I can't see clearly when you're gone
    And I said, ooh, I'm blinded by the lights

  • Aug 19, 2021

    Girl I’m just a bird….

  • Aug 19, 2021
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    ABYSSUS
    !https://youtu.be/oq9AgxHvGjw

    love this

  • Aug 19, 2021
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    Have you ever been on a high dosage of amphetamines while repeatedly looking at the clock causing you to feel concerned about your mental wellbeing because you’ve been revising the same post for an online forum for more than 2 hours as you continuously beg yourself to stop typing but aren’t fully satisfied with your choice of words so you become increasingly worried regarding your obsessive behaviors?

  • Aug 19, 2021
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    DEL_14638

    Have you ever been on a high dosage of amphetamines while repeatedly looking at the clock causing you to feel concerned about your mental wellbeing because you’ve been revising the same post for an online forum for more than 2 hours as you continuously beg yourself to stop typing but aren’t fully satisfied with your choice of words so you become increasingly worried regarding your obsessive behaviors?

    You need some sleep man

  • Aug 19, 2021

    Have you ever made a post online which took you significantly longer than expected due to a large dosage of amphetamines and then felt proud of yourself for finally typing what you intended to and then realized there is a possibility of the previous post containing spelling mistakes so you contemplate editing it but choose not to because you may recheck the same post later and realize there are more spelling mistakes which you have missed?

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    DEL_14638

    Alright if I see that proof tonight I'll accept my L

    alright so first, i'm gonna start off by saying this is difficult now bc pretty much every current way i have / can find online uses good quality encoders at this point, so i'll show what i can

    so first, i'll start with Nothing But Net by Travis Scott, Young Thug & PND

    here's the original 320kbps upload of the song:

    here's a 128kbps rip of the song from soundcloud:

    the 320kbps rip is the MP3 that was directly bounced out of the session, i think from ProTools. i don't personally have it, but i've been told and shown by various people who do have it that the default encoder will convert audio files to 320kpbs MP3s with shelves at 16kHz, but when compared to lossless exports, there's nearly no loss below that frequency

    here's proof that shelves aren't always a good indicator of bitrate:

    here's PMM:

    bitrate: 128kbps
    shelf: 16kHz, but also 20kHz when the drums come in
    i'm pretty sure that's the default iTunes MP3 encoder's work

    compared to Club Paradise:

    bitrate: 192kbps
    shelf: 16kHz

    and none of these (except the soundcloud rip of NBN above) are files that were converted to lossy multiple times, that's literally how they were exported. that alone is proof enough that bitrate and frequency shelves aren't guaranteed 1:1 indicators, but i'm gonna provide some more screenshots that i took bc i already put in the effort & don't want it to go to waste

    Lil Nas X - Industry Baby, using conversions at various settings

    lossless:

    320kbps iTunes default converter:

    320kbps CBR LAME:

    256kbps iTunes default converter:

    256kbps v0 LAME:

    (continued in next post, can't embed any more images)

  • Aug 19, 2021
    sabic sabion sab
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    alright so first, i'm gonna start off by saying this is difficult now bc pretty much every current way i have / can find online uses good quality encoders at this point, so i'll show what i can

    so first, i'll start with Nothing But Net by Travis Scott, Young Thug & PND

    here's the original 320kbps upload of the song:

    here's a 128kbps rip of the song from soundcloud:

    the 320kbps rip is the MP3 that was directly bounced out of the session, i think from ProTools. i don't personally have it, but i've been told and shown by various people who do have it that the default encoder will convert audio files to 320kpbs MP3s with shelves at 16kHz, but when compared to lossless exports, there's nearly no loss below that frequency

    here's proof that shelves aren't always a good indicator of bitrate:

    here's PMM:

    bitrate: 128kbps
    shelf: 16kHz, but also 20kHz when the drums come in
    i'm pretty sure that's the default iTunes MP3 encoder's work

    compared to Club Paradise:

    bitrate: 192kbps
    shelf: 16kHz

    and none of these (except the soundcloud rip of NBN above) are files that were converted to lossy multiple times, that's literally how they were exported. that alone is proof enough that bitrate and frequency shelves aren't guaranteed 1:1 indicators, but i'm gonna provide some more screenshots that i took bc i already put in the effort & don't want it to go to waste

    Lil Nas X - Industry Baby, using conversions at various settings

    lossless:

    320kbps iTunes default converter:

    320kbps CBR LAME:

    256kbps iTunes default converter:

    256kbps v0 LAME:

    (continued in next post, can't embed any more images)

    192kbps iTunes default converter:

    192kbps v1 LAME:

    192kbps v2 LAME:

    192kbps v3 LAME:

    160kbps iTunes default converter:

    160kbps v4 LAME:

    128kbps iTunes default converter:

    128kbps v5 LAME:

    128kbps SoundCloud rip:

    literally the only difference between v1, v2, and v3 is the shelf height, and those are just different settings from the same encoder

    so yea, while there's definitely a correlation between shelf height and bitrate, it's not a 1:1 relationship and strongly depends on the settings used & the encoder to convert the file. plus, the data underneath the shelf is very important to note, as a 320kbps file that shelves at 16kHz will have a much more full look to the frequencies below that shelf than a 128kbps file will have.

    tl;dr
    Thursday was probably just exported using the s***ty ProTools default encoder

  • Aug 19, 2021
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    audiophilia is a disease tbh

  • Aug 19, 2021
    Vega

    audiophilia is a disease tbh

    i wish i could not care about this stuff, life would be so much easier

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    @sab Now that proof has been given, I am admitting I was wrong, and I appreciate you for taking the time to explain encoders using clear examples even after my hostility towards you earlier. I’m sorry (not being sarcastic this time). I hope we can be civil moving forward.

  • Aug 19, 2021
    BGFX

    For people who missed what he said about The Birds Interlude.. Here's what he said.
    https://vocaroo.com/1oG6Eyym8qR7

    thank you

  • Aug 19, 2021

    @bigcaddy i also have hundreds of Young Thug MP3s bounced directly from the session in 320kbps MP3 that shelf at 16kHz, which is a pretty clear indicator that the whole 320->20kHz, 192->18kHz, 128->16kHz thing (or whatever numbers you'd mentioned) aren't always accurate

  • Aug 19, 2021
    DevilOrAngel

    You need some sleep man

    Or rehab