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I have been listening to the re-release of FALAA A LOT lately.

Has the bass line on Amphetamine Logic been beefed up??? I have listened to both CD versions, (my vinyl is inaccessible - no record player!) and it does seem to have been made more prominent. Is this just a quality issue/remix?

The re-release seems really snake-like and really rather good, even better than original... maybe....

Any one else agree?
Thoughts???

You're not alone, I think the re-release of FALAA is fantastic as well. Im amazed at how "clean" it sounds compared to the previous Eldritch digitally remastered CD. I think the biggest noticable difference is in the vocals.

Well, it is a totally different mix, for starters...

Seeing as the rerelease contains the "original vinyl version" of the album I think it's more a case of the original Logic had the beefed up bass, but it was toned down during the remastering process of the CD versions.

robertzombie wrote:it was toned down during the remastering process of the CD versions.

what?

ormfdmrush wrote:

robertzombie wrote:it was toned down during the remastering process of the CD versions.

what?

http://www.thefreedictionary.com/tone+down

tone down
To make less vivid, harsh, or violent; moderate

Quiff Boy wrote:http://www.thefreedictionary.com/tone+down

tone down
To make less vivid, harsh, or violent; moderate

oh, that means compression

not compression, it is about the pitch. they changed the tonal in studio remix, i think, i haven't hear that version yet

it's not only a Logic. Now, FALAA sounds like it should sound but I still don't like no time fry

iesus wrote:not compression, it is about the pitch. they changed the tonal in studio remix, i think, i haven't hear that version yet

they should have changed the master-pitch then
it's impossible to listen something out of pitch

It's nothing to do with the pitch!

It just means the volume's been turned down a bit...