I created these using the mogg files for bohemian rhapsody. Took a while too make and i tried to get it as close as i could to the original. enjoy http://www.mediafire.com/file/am7pysvy79j1hy9/bohemian+rhapsody+tracks.zip
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So you took the 24 tracks and the thing you wanted to do with them was to get as close to the original as you could.
Is that correct?
Is that correct?
Nicely done! Is there any chance for a lossless version?
It's actually rather tedious to remove all of the extra bits in the BR multitrack and patching things up that are spread all over the place, not to mention keeping track of volume levels and other details. I know this because I did something similar very recently (only that I kept the extra stuff), so thank you for this.
By the way, there's a fan mix section if you wish to post more of your own work, which is the actual place for these things. But the mods don't care much about that anymore.
It's actually rather tedious to remove all of the extra bits in the BR multitrack and patching things up that are spread all over the place, not to mention keeping track of volume levels and other details. I know this because I did something similar very recently (only that I kept the extra stuff), so thank you for this.
By the way, there's a fan mix section if you wish to post more of your own work, which is the actual place for these things. But the mods don't care much about that anymore.
I'm really new too this and was a bit confused where to post this, i still have the project files for this track and i can adjust it and what do you mean by "loss less"
RaysPetAnt wrote:
I'm really new too this and was a bit confused where to post this, i still have the project files for this track and i can adjust it and what do you mean by "loss less"
By lossless I mean wave, FLAC, ALAC, APE formats, rather than MP3, WMA, AAC... which are lossy.
Lossless means no quality loss. Lossy formats cut out certain frequencies to make the file much smaller, but the quality loss is irrepairable.
Formats like FLAC are identical to WAV in quality, but are just made smaller for more convenient file sharing. They can go back and forth between FLAC and WAV an infinite number of times without quality loss.
Formats like FLAC are identical to WAV in quality, but are just made smaller for more convenient file sharing. They can go back and forth between FLAC and WAV an infinite number of times without quality loss.
Really nice!! I enjoyed it. Thanks!!
A losless version would be great.
A losless version would be great.
Sadly the program i used to create this doesn't support anything better them MP3
Does it not support wave (.wav)? You could easily capture your internal computer audio output to wave, though. Can you do that?
No big deal anyway.
No big deal anyway.
Forget the lossless thing, they are just audio snobs.
Why can't i just convert the existing MP3 file to FLAC?