Dionne Warwick - Heartbreaker - Extended - Remastered Into 3D Audio (Updated - See Description)
Details
| Title | Dionne Warwick - Heartbreaker - Extended - Remastered Into 3D Audio (Updated - See Description) |
| Author | suzannesstud |
| Duration | 8:15 |
| File Format | MP3 / MP4 |
| Original URL | https://youtube.com/watch?v=5b6B3YB9IRQ |
Description
This is an updated video of the previous one with an extended version of Heartbreaker from Dionne Warwick ft. The Bee Gees which has also been remastered into 3D audio. The chorus of this song is where you will hear The Bee Gees and their iconic sound featured.
The update to the video here is a new addition to the remastering process which doubles the number of bits of data being recorded to try to match, or get as close as possible to, the full sound quality the original remastered WAV audio file had prior to converting it into a video file followed by uploading and publishing it.
For those of you watching this video, could you please also watch the first one, and comment back here as to whether you find this updated video has better sound quality than the first, or if the first one sounds better, or if you think both of them sound exactly the same with no noticeable difference for better or worse. The general idea is I'm hoping this new process will yield no loss in audio quality, or so very little it isn't noticeable, after going through being converted from remastered WAV audio into acceptable video format then to uploading and publishing the finished video.
I will use your comments to help determine if I should keep the new process or stay with the one I have been using, and I thank all of you very much for watching and listening to my extended versions of songs as I enjoy putting them out there for all to enjoy.
NO CHALLANGE TO OWNERSHIP IS IMPLIED, AND THIS VIDEO IS FOR AN EDUCATIONAL EXAMPLE OF WHAT A PROPERLY CREATED EXTENDED VERSION OF AUDIO WHICH HAS ALSO BEEN REMASTERED INTO 3D AUDIO SOUNDS LIKE.
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