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# Quality

  1. cozy1 ·
    Like me, you may have some CDLC songs that have huge file sizes compared to most other CDLC.  Take a look at your CDLC file sizes and look for any that are hogging up your disk space.  The song length and encoding bit rate have the most effect on audio file size.   As a point of reference, most official DLC are 4MB to 8MB in size and are encoded at a VBR of 128kbps.  These are good file size numbers to shoot for if you are producing CDLC.    In this short tutorial, you will learn how to reduce
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  2. fripponomic ·
    Hi I want to suggest a rating system for the songs are played every week in the championship. Every participant can give his ratings for the songs he/she played, similar to the difficulty ratings. Give points or notes for accuracy of charting, synchronizing and tones for all paths. At the end of every week we can give labels for approved by Championship on week.... so everyone can track a rating by week. Because not every song which was played was just good, so we cannot say every cdlc we played
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  3. QOTSANINSOADKORN ·
    I Suggest We use a higher quality setting then 4 (Default) in wWise, i like 8-10...    10 only if i have something LOSSLESS   8 for 320kbps MP3s   6 for 192kbs MP3s   4 sounds more like a 128kbps MP3 to me... Bit tinny... maybe I'm fussy...   i know not everyone has great speakers but using a set standard from now on at least a 6+ rule would be good i think...    Size doesn't change that much...
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