They are all messed up. Some of them have extra 1 added to the end when they are digital too. Who works at a car auction and does not know what the tenths of a mile position means.
The other day I was in my garage listening to classic rock playlist on Apple Music on my old kenwood garage stereo. Janie’s Got a Gun by Aerosmith turned on and it blew me away. I never really listened to the song at a louder volume, but it immediately surprised me with how little hiss there was in the background and how crisp the sounds were especially in the intro part. The triangle is crisp, the bass plucking is crisp, the synth background is clear. And when the vocals come in they sound great too.
Most old music seems to have a degree of tape hiss which is just the nature of tape. But I noticed none on this song. It sounded amazing on crappy speakers, so I can’t imagine how good it sounds on a good pair.
Anyone know how they were able to master this song so well? Especially compared to most songs from this era. It sounds better than most songs made today.
I want to be able to burn CD-Rs. I have this drive from a dell optiplex but I don't want to have to use that machine for this task. I know it works because I have burned with it before in that computer. What cable do I need to do this as cheap as possible? I heard people say slimline sata but others said that it needs external power. I just want to burn discs.
I remote connect to my pc from work and turned it on before I left. I came home and it was off which I found odd. I turned it on this morning but it would not turn on I held the power button pressed it and it did not work until I turned the psu off and back on. what’s up with that?