VERY poor sound on Xfactor
 

Is anyone else watching Xfactor? Absolutely terrible sound quality yet
again this week.
I don't want canned screaming and shouting at the same level as people
talking or
overcompressed and distorted audio.
Whoever is in charge of the sound must be almost deaf, there is no way that
sort of
poor quality, overcompression, poor mixing and distortion would be aloowed
out on
anything else.

Oh back to the distortion again!

VERY poor sound on Xfactor
 

On Nov 22, 7:48*pm, "Appollo" wrote:

Whoever is in charge of the sound must be almost deaf

This is X-Factor you're talking about - they'd have to be either deaf
or masochistic...

VERY poor sound on Xfactor
 

In message , Appollo
wrote
Is anyone else watching Xfactor? Absolutely terrible sound quality yet
again this week.
I don't want canned screaming and shouting at the same level as people
talking or
overcompressed and distorted audio.
Whoever is in charge of the sound must be almost deaf, there is no way that
sort of
poor quality, overcompression, poor mixing and distortion would be aloowed
out on
anything else.


When the singer is bad they bring in a choir or raise the sound from the
screaming and shouting audience. If you are having trouble hearing the
singers in all of their glory go figure why the poor sound engineer has
been given the instruction to disguise the vocal range of the
performers.

John Sergeant only quit the X-factor because his performances were
showing up the poor quality of the other contestants, and the judges
didn't like this.

--
Alan
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VERY poor sound on Xfactor
 

On Sat, 22 Nov 2008 19:48:45 -0000, "Appollo"
wrote:

Is anyone else watching Xfactor? Absolutely terrible sound quality yet
again this week.

Only when Diane is singing, and it isn't for technical reasons :-(
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VERY poor sound on Xfactor
 

Is anyone else watching Xfactor? Absolutely terrible sound quality yet
again this week.
I don't want canned screaming and shouting at the same level as people
talking or
overcompressed and distorted audio.
Whoever is in charge of the sound must be almost deaf, there is no way
that
sort of
poor quality, overcompression, poor mixing and distortion would be aloowed
out on
anything else.


When the singer is bad they bring in a choir or raise the sound from the
screaming and shouting audience. If you are having trouble hearing the
singers in all of their glory go figure why the poor sound engineer has
been given the instruction to disguise the vocal range of the performers.

John Sergeant only quit the X-factor because his performances were
showing up the poor quality of the other contestants, and the judges
didn't like this.

Strictly speaking that wasn't the X-factor.


--
Graham.

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VERY poor sound on Xfactor
 

On Sat, 22 Nov 2008 19:48:45 -0000, "Appollo"
wrote:

VERY poor sound on Xfactor

No ****, Sherlock!

VERY poor sound on Xfactor
 

In article , Appollo
scribeth thus
Is anyone else watching Xfactor? Absolutely terrible sound quality yet
again this week.
I don't want canned screaming and shouting at the same level as people
talking or
overcompressed and distorted audio.
Whoever is in charge of the sound must be almost deaf, there is no way that
sort of
poor quality, overcompression, poor mixing and distortion would be aloowed
out on
anything else.

Oh back to the distortion again!



What do you expect from modern broadcasting?, you can hear it can't
you;(...
--
Tony Sayer

VERY poor sound on Xfactor
 

Ah yes, I never watch it, but I don't think any broadcaster is actually
doing any engineering of late. The BBC streaming audio on their local
stations is crap, and stereo crap in some cases like Ulster, Scotland and
Wales.

Its real crap so its muddled strangled audio as well, and in the case of
Guernsey, over compressed and toppy crap, which I've told them of and its
still the same.

I think the rot set in some years ago when automatic levels were obviously
in use on most concerts on all channels. Must save a lot of dosh on
engineers.

Brian

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"Appollo" wrote in message
...
Is anyone else watching Xfactor? Absolutely terrible sound quality yet
again this week.
I don't want canned screaming and shouting at the same level as people
talking or
overcompressed and distorted audio.
Whoever is in charge of the sound must be almost deaf, there is no way
that sort of
poor quality, overcompression, poor mixing and distortion would be aloowed
out on
anything else.

Oh back to the distortion again!

VERY poor sound on Xfactor
 

Yes, its not exactly the cultural high ground is it?

However, its no excuse for not doing a bit of simple setting up for overload
and limiting is it?

Brian

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On Nov 22, 7:48 pm, "Appollo" wrote:

Whoever is in charge of the sound must be almost deaf

This is X-Factor you're talking about - they'd have to be either deaf
or masochistic...

VERY poor sound on Xfactor
 

See you cannot tell the difference between dancing and singing.
Reminds me of the Goons, can you tell the difference between having your
head hammered on an anvil from Margarine?
No.
Brian

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In message , Appollo
wrote
Is anyone else watching Xfactor? Absolutely terrible sound quality yet
again this week.
I don't want canned screaming and shouting at the same level as people
talking or
overcompressed and distorted audio.
Whoever is in charge of the sound must be almost deaf, there is no way
that
sort of
poor quality, overcompression, poor mixing and distortion would be aloowed
out on
anything else.


When the singer is bad they bring in a choir or raise the sound from the
screaming and shouting audience. If you are having trouble hearing the
singers in all of their glory go figure why the poor sound engineer has
been given the instruction to disguise the vocal range of the performers.

John Sergeant only quit the X-factor because his performances were
showing up the poor quality of the other contestants, and the judges
didn't like this.

--
Alan
news2006 {at} amac {dot} f2s {dot} com

VERY poor sound on Xfactor
 

In message , Brian Gaff
wrote
See you cannot tell the difference between dancing and singing.
Reminds me of the Goons, can you tell the difference between having your
head hammered on an anvil from Margarine?

Strictly has nothing to do with real world dancing and X factor has
nothing to do with singing. Both are dumbed down light entertainment
programs where the producers try to manipulate the public in order to
gain money from the phone in voting. The voters respond by taking the
p**s out of the expert judges and always vote for the worst act on the
bill.

I bet that if both shows swapped the judges very few people would
notice.
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VERY poor sound on Xfactor
 

On Sun, 23 Nov 2008 22:26:53 +0000, Brian Gaff wrote:

Yes, its not exactly the cultural high ground is it?

Not wishing to sound churlish, elitist, snobbish, or a philistine,
may I point out that for very many people in the UKofGB&NI today,
it is their cultural high, and possibly only, ground.

VERY poor sound on Xfactor
 

Brian Gaff wrote:

See you cannot tell the difference between dancing and singing.
Reminds me of the Goons, can you tell the difference between having your
head hammered on an anvil from Margarine?
No.

But can you tell talk from mutter?

Chris
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