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plz use the lossless to get the audio... you may need to convert down to lossy 320kbps OGG max Quality for eof and then in Wwise use 8 or higher conversion not 4 which is standard... so the end result is bigger and better on nice speakers...

trust me this Matters...

 

Example:

http://wikisend.com/download/306992/GOJIRA - Born In Winter.flac

the waveform is so much cleaner...

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and hoping to make a small come-back with some new CDLC ideas...
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YAMAHA 4-String 24 Frets - D Standard -> C Standard & D Drop C...

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Very interesting topic 🙂

strangely I feel like with speakers RS sounds very bad (maybe that is the quality of it), for some reason it is better with headphone.

Regarding mp3 quality… some people apparently don’t hear the difference between good and bad music just sayin’ 😉

  • 8 months later...

Unfortunately as time goes on getting music from your average stream is getting more and more the only viable option.

Given that youll get a 128Kbs mp3 and itll sound ok. Keeping it at that rate sounds like this conversation suggests you set wwise to 6-8.

does that sound about right?

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