Jenova

calamityjenova.bsky.social

19 May 2025 13:08

literally the levels were all compressed and flattened out. there is literally less depth and variance in recordings made during the loudness wars. it was only in the late 2000s and early 2010s that the trend of intense compression for the sake of volume started to go away.

Dave Miner

daveminer.bsky.social

19 May 2025 13:08

Not your imagination. A lot of it was “the loudness wars” - albums were compressed heavily during mixing/mastering to be the loudest thing on the airwaves. Plus, lossy data compression for mp3s and other formats for streaming online. Albums mixed in the 70s had more room for dynamics to breathe.

Mark Cuban

mcuban.bsky.social

15 May 2025 05:56

They just unknowingly truly hurt the oil industry

Warren Terra

warrenterra.bsky.social

19 April 2025 05:59

Very possibly, but the quoted tweet doesn't say that, it says that it was Bessent - the Treasury Secretary, the IRS chief's boss - who didn't even know about it.

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