This is fukked up 
I'm excited for a new Mixtape and when i have to deal with this 192 kbps Bullshyt
I'm excited for a new Mixtape and when i have to deal with this 192 kbps Bullshyt
Why aren't Rappers upload their Mixtapes with 320 kbps?
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Prince.Skeletor
Don’t Be Like He-Man
It's a long story
See what happened is that one day all mixtape rappers were in the same room
And a chic came and and started massaging her breasts and the sonic boom created by everyone's eyelid hitting their eyebrow at the same time destroyed the 320kbps technology.
An unknown rapper called Kid Wave caught the chic with his iphone doing what she was doing.
See below
See what happened is that one day all mixtape rappers were in the same room
And a chic came and and started massaging her breasts and the sonic boom created by everyone's eyelid hitting their eyebrow at the same time destroyed the 320kbps technology.
An unknown rapper called Kid Wave caught the chic with his iphone doing what she was doing.
See below
TrapHouse Rock
All Star
cause they dont give a fukk, yall gon download anyway and hype the fukk out of it regardless
if you paid for anything or held them accountable, you'd be damned if they would even attempt to half ass it
if you paid for anything or held them accountable, you'd be damned if they would even attempt to half ass it
Mixtapes are digital, which means they come in MP3's which are compressed. Compressed audio means its limited to a certain number of frequencies. Unless the mixtape was released by the artist themselves on a CD (CD's aren't compressed), there are no 320kbps mixtapes.
TrapHouse Rock
All Star
they could convert from .wav or flac or something but they aint about that life
It don't matter if its .wav or .flac, you could "convert" a 195 kbps file to a 320, the audio quality is still the same. They would just be lying to you. Matter of fact, when you do that, the quality gets even worse
Deoji
All Star
not exactly.
the mixdown from a DAW should be in WAV format initially which is lossless. From the WAV, you could compress to an mp3 at 320kps or 192kps. The reason most do 192 is because it results in a smaller file but still maintains a decent amount of the frequencies plus the average person can't tell the difference. It's less of an issue NOW because of increase in broadband speed over the years but people still tend to compress to 192
