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[quote author=”Boki”][quote author=”Erwin”]On Twitter:
radioradioradio Mathias C.
Listen to the new Omnia 9 sound with "undo" process restoring dynamic and cancelling mastering distortion: maxxima.mine.nu:8080/test.mp3[/quote]
I think "processing" is moved here http://maxxima.mine.nu:8080/maxxima160mp3.mp3 😉[/quote]Link is not working.
On Twitter:
radioradioradio Mathias C.
Listen to the new Omnia 9 sound with "undo" process restoring dynamic and cancelling mastering distortion: maxxima.mine.nu:8080/test.mp3I’m very curious about the first results from radiostations and internet streams who using the Omnia.9
I hear a lot of garbage streams. Some streams like feeded directly from the mixing board with no processing in between. Some streams sounds great. For example in the USA. Processing for streaming radio is very underestimated on most of the stations. The stations have lots of money for decent FM processing but there streaming audio sounds like garbage. I don’t know why that is.
[quote author=”LuK”]Ok Jesse, I’ve found the trick to restore the old presets and now with the preset Twente OB, I came very close to the vintage sound I wanted. Thank you very much. 😀[/quote]
Can we listen to this stream?
I read here that I must install directly in the Breakaway map. I install all the files, Edcast works but I see only the vorsis encoder and can’t use aac+ or mp3 and all files aacplus.dll and lame.dll are directly in the Breakaway map. What goes wrong?
Edit: looks like it works, didn’t click that vorsis encoder before there I can choose for aac+ etc.
I don’t know what you mean. I have installed the edcast dsp but there is no edcast directory, all the files are in Winamp in the plugins map. When I select the edcast dsp in Breakaway it gives an error what says that I must use the bass.dll. What’s going wrong?
