dea
13th September 2004, 18:42
Hey!
I'm testing diffrente programs and methods to get a good sound on my AC3. The audio source is stereo from a capture and since it's music - the sound is critical.
I've tried encoding to Dolby Digital with Soft Encode, and AC3 in Scenarist and also in BeSweet. I get some slight diffrence in the diffrente process, but one thing is common for them all - it sounds flat!
There's no warmth, no functional bass sound or reverb. It just sounds flat and cold.
What can I do to make them sound more like the original mp2 or the wav file wich both comes with a much warmer sound?
I created the wav file when normalizing the mp2 to get the same level on all the files, tried encoding them both though. Think you normalize when encoding to ac3 anyways right?
I've been stucked for almost a month now, and are open for any suggestions!
What options do I have? Should I try the "stereo to surround" thingy, is there a diffrence in the sound there?
Thank you in advance
Regards
Andreas
I'm testing diffrente programs and methods to get a good sound on my AC3. The audio source is stereo from a capture and since it's music - the sound is critical.
I've tried encoding to Dolby Digital with Soft Encode, and AC3 in Scenarist and also in BeSweet. I get some slight diffrence in the diffrente process, but one thing is common for them all - it sounds flat!
There's no warmth, no functional bass sound or reverb. It just sounds flat and cold.
What can I do to make them sound more like the original mp2 or the wav file wich both comes with a much warmer sound?
I created the wav file when normalizing the mp2 to get the same level on all the files, tried encoding them both though. Think you normalize when encoding to ac3 anyways right?
I've been stucked for almost a month now, and are open for any suggestions!
What options do I have? Should I try the "stereo to surround" thingy, is there a diffrence in the sound there?
Thank you in advance
Regards
Andreas