THA NEXT EPISODE CDQ!

[Young Dan Iza]

aiight i know this post is gettin real old but i just won the doggystyle promo LP w/ tha next episode on it!
dont believe me check it
http://cgi.ebay.com/aw-cgi/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=1506740872&r=0&t=0&showTutorial=0&ed=1012593440&indexURL=0&rd=1

aiight know what i need 2 know is how i can take this offa tha record and put it in2 192 quality mp3
so if someone knows how 2 do this get at me
AIM-KeepItGangster09
email-pleasebelievedan@hotmail.com
DONT WORRY IMA HOOK EVERYONE UP ON THIS BOARD WIT THIS TRACK ONCE ITZ CONVERTED, EVERYONE!
by the way check out my other post 4 DMD VIDEO

[Don Seer]

won't be CDQ coming from a 12"....

but... if it is on there... u need to hook the record deck up to the line-in of a computer.

[BigAdrianoDogg]

Hey you can kick it in CDQ homie ...before you put in in the line in let it go throu your HiFi ....dam I hope you got some shit like this ?? try it homeboy..

[BigAdrianoDogg]

oh I forgot to say that you got to remaster it then it sounds better....

[Don Seer]

this pisses me off.. sorry to go off on one.. but its impossible to get CDQ out of a vinyl rip.. just coz its @ 192 doesnt mean shit. i even see obvious radio rips badged with cdq.. grrr  

[Jome]

. just coz its @ 192 doesnt mean shit. i even see obvious radio rips badged with cdq.. grrr  

Mothafucking word!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
When Warren G came out, I tried to get the bonus-track "Getaway" in CDQ. I found it in 192 Q, and though it was cdq, but fuck me, it was a crappy unedited/unmixed rip.
It's possible to rip it in 320, and have it sound like its 48. It's some fucked up shiiiiiiiiit.

[Young Dan Iza]

i know what your sayin 'seer but atleast we'll have a better sounding version of this song than whats on the Internet now

[ExZit]

whoooooo  hoaaa!!!  

do u got the vinyl? or did u just know u won it?
cause the person who sell it maybe will fool u.. :-/

anyways, a vinyl ripp is better than the crappy version thats out now...

and yea, 192 doesn't really mean shit....

[BigAdrianoDogg]

192 is tha shit ya..........WOOF


Cant wait to get it

[o g s u e s o n e]

i have a very first doggystyle 12". the track is listed on the label but is NOT pressed on the disc.  

[=[Euthanasia]=]

I hope to god it's on the vinyl version you recieve!!! Anythings better than the shitty crusty sounding version I have now  

[Murrow]

Oh this is cool.

[Nima - Dubcnn.com]

damn hopefully thang guy aint fuckin wit u

[Don Seer]

i have a very first doggystyle 12". the track is listed on the label but is NOT pressed on the disc.  

my fears.........

[Trauma-san]

Like overseer said, 192 Isn't even CDQ.  Even if it's true 192, ripped off a cd.  I can hear a definite difference between a 192 ripped cd online, and the actual cd.  

CDQ, of course, stands for Compact Disc Quality.  Compact Disc's use DIGITAL recording technology, whereas LP's use Analog recording technology.  What that means is if it's Analog, it's stored on the record by cutting grooves into the vinyl... when the needle bounces off the jagged edges of the grooves, it hums to the frequency of that portion of the music, reproducing it.  Interesting note is that record cutters used to limit the bass and treble frequencies that they would allow to be cut into a lp.  This was until.... the beatles (of course) came along.  Another one of their contributions to music was that, in 1966, John Lennon told Paul McCartney that his bass lines were practically useless because of the regulations... Paul agreed, and went to their producer, George Martin, complaining.  That year, their 2 next singles were "Paperback writer", and "Rain", arguably the 2 dopest basslines Paul McCartney laid down ever, and George Martin talked the record company into overcutting the grooves, lowering the boom for all posterity  The next year, they released the first ever song with a sampled loop, etc., so that's just 1 more reason they helped invent rap, lol.

On a cd, using digital recording, the music is stored as a progression of 0's and 1's, that the laser reads, then reproduces.