It's not a 'hot', or loud mix, is it? It is Dynamic for sure, but not like that Buble (we play that because my 5 yr old loves it). On the natural stuff, the Young is just....well, you probably know. I'm possibly finding the air a little thin up here.
They'll be on spotify for sure, though that might not answer anything. I haven't looked for too many more tracks as these are perfect for repeating the issue time & again. When I want to listen, I've avoided the lairy stuff.
Bass is fine now, in whatever USB socket I use. Could have been one of those imaginary burn in things..
That might do it. In defence of some modern compressed mixes, their SQ can be excellent. Most Dave Grusin stuff falls into this bracket - still very dynamic though. Most exiting to listen to. My Young has no problem with most music though. Very odd.
( PS - I am back because I just checked the weather - I'm not working tomorrow now. But I'm off now.)
:P Some albums I expect an issue with are fine though!? Just try loud, modern mixes I guess.
Enough playing - goodnight!
Good choice the the Grusin WST - some superb arrangements on that album, and as always with DG the playing is stunning (except the really sharp trombone player on lead in 'One Hand, One Heart').
Another good one is All The Things You are off the State of the Art album. Being a Clarinet player I just love Florence's use of Contrabass Clarinet underpinning the Bari Sax line in his arrangements - gives such great depth to the sound colour.
Contrabass clarinet being pitched below a bass clarinet?
Yup - there are 2 versions, one pitched in E flat, the other B flat. The E flat one is a fifth below, the B flat (which I've played occasionally) is an octave...you don't so much hear it as feel it!
There's also a sub-contrabass but that's just getting silly.
Shhh - that's enough about contraband clarinets - we'll get shut down by the woodwind police! They're already after Gromit for crimes against marching music...
WRT WST (don't see those abbreviations together often) - It's all good but I love 'I feel pretty'. Makes me think of Ron Burgundy playing Jazz flute in Anchorman...
He's OK. Just another one of the Blue Note hard bop crowd. This is what Spotify is great for. I don't actually have to have any of that stuff on my Drobo ;-)
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With a glass of Jameson's.
:O
Flip' me....
^:)^
Dac seems to like this one too.
Dr John, I'm gonna go fishin'
Michael Buble, It had better be tonight.
They'll be on spotify for sure, though that might not answer anything. I haven't looked for too many more tracks as these are perfect for repeating the issue time & again. When I want to listen, I've avoided the lairy stuff.
Bass is fine now, in whatever USB socket I use. Could have been one of those imaginary burn in things..
from memory, try
Dave Grusin, West Side Story; Something's coming
John Mayer, Heavier Things; Something's missing.
I doubt you have them either..
:P
Some albums I expect an issue with are fine though!? Just try loud, modern mixes I guess.
Enough playing - goodnight!
( PS - I am back because I just checked the weather - I'm not working tomorrow now. But I'm off now.)
Another good one is All The Things You are off the State of the Art album. Being a Clarinet player I just love Florence's use of Contrabass Clarinet underpinning the Bari Sax line in his arrangements - gives such great depth to the sound colour.
There's also a sub-contrabass but that's just getting silly.
WRT WST (don't see those abbreviations together often) - It's all good but I love 'I feel pretty'. Makes me think of Ron Burgundy playing Jazz flute in Anchorman...
Full up after lunch!
Excellent - haven't heard that in ages
And quel surprise - I like Shorter
Blimey. That takes me back
B-)
^:)^
Not sure about the Muddy Waters link. He's the right age so maybe.
Interestingly Clapton's favourite guitarist is Buddy Guy.
http://mississippimoan.blogspot.com/2010/05/muddy-waters-folk-singer-classic.html
Personnel:
Muddy Waters - acoustic guitar
Willie Dixon - bass
Clifton James - drums
Buddy Guy - acoustic guitar
Blimey! A Tool fan