A long time ago... in a digital media file library far away... I was SURE that I had gone through my entire library and performed level 'normalization'.
You can now follow updates to the Dreamland Blues Radio blog on Twitter. Our twitter ID is 'dreamlandblues'.
I have other ideas about what to include in the Twitter stream but I'd love to hear your ideas. Drop a comment or an email to dreamlandblues at frontierdigital dot com.
C U on the bitstream.
I've change a few things about the site layout today.
It has been far too long since I last posted -- Life gets in the way of your hobbies sometimes. ;-)
Lots to talk about so let's get to it.
These days 'Change' is all the buzz and Dreamland Blues is no exception. Over the next few days I'll be making some significant changes to the station; I hope you'll all approve.
- Increase the bitrate to 128kbps. This will result in a dramatic increase in the sound quality of the station at the cost of increased internet bandwidth. The majority of you that have 'broadband' (cable modems, FiOS, etc.) connections should have nothing to worry about. If this renders the stream unlistenable for you please let me know.
Sorry about that folks -- Live365 did a bit of system maintenance and it brought down my stream.
All better now!
Wow! (Yes, I do say that a lot) This is another of those wonderful surprises I get now-and-then. The latest from NYC based Sweet Suzi Smith, Unbroken, came across my email inbox today.
I've just finished uploading the last of 584 new tracks into the Dreamland Blues Radio playlist. This is a complete rebuild of the playlist from scratch.
I've re-encoded all the tracks and 'normalized' the levels. What this means to you, dear listener, is a consistent volume level of all the music tracks. I can't speak for the 'ads' because I don't control those.
Take a second and let me know what you think! I value your input!
Thanks for listening!
T.
Yes, I know the Now Playing list is in reverse order. ;-)
I've just been too busy to have a look at fixing it. This 'serial startup artist' stuff is really time-consuming, sleep-depriving work!
T.
WOW! I was lead to the Detroit group Atomic Fireballs by a post on one of the 'geek news' sites I frequent. I thought it odd that they would post something like this so it must be impressive. Wow.