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Technical problems
Due to technical problems (probably mp3 compression settings), I deleted all my uploaded pieces. When playing my pieces in IE there's a loud white noise. Reported this to Merrit but haven't got an answer yet. With this I will upload some new pieces (Leningrad Clarinet 2 and 3) and perhaps skip some older pieces.
Edit: The error was indeed in compression: By standard I export in highest bitrate and khz for mp3 which in cubase is 320 kbit/s and 48 khz. I've had some previous experiences with webpages only allowing 128 kbit/s and 41khz, but all worked well with CF until a month ago. Then it started to play a white noise when opening the page in IE (firefox worked well).
I've now uploaded the entire first movement of my first symphony, The Leningrad Clarinet, again. I also uploaded the 2nd movement which is still lacking percussions. The third movement works pretty well with only strings but I will probably add some percussion or additional instruments. Part 3 is a bit unbalanced when you listen in headphones, but through speakers it sounds great (Did it all in finale, not in Cubase).
Edit: The error was indeed in compression: By standard I export in highest bitrate and khz for mp3 which in cubase is 320 kbit/s and 48 khz. I've had some previous experiences with webpages only allowing 128 kbit/s and 41khz, but all worked well with CF until a month ago. Then it started to play a white noise when opening the page in IE (firefox worked well).
I've now uploaded the entire first movement of my first symphony, The Leningrad Clarinet, again. I also uploaded the 2nd movement which is still lacking percussions. The third movement works pretty well with only strings but I will probably add some percussion or additional instruments. Part 3 is a bit unbalanced when you listen in headphones, but through speakers it sounds great (Did it all in finale, not in Cubase).
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Comment by Chris Merritt on March 3, 2009 at 12:42pm -
Hey Patrik! I must have missed your email - sorry! 192kbps - 44.1khz, still sounds really good. What did you end up using?
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