Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of THE COOK, Spaced Out, DOPE LEMONADE 2, Metta World Dese, Don Artest, Quality Art Paintings, GUIDO SOUL, KUNG PAO, and 18 more. , and , . Purchasable with gift card Buy Digital Discography $152.41 USD or more (35% OFF) Send as Gift Share / Embed 1. We'll Be OK 02:19 2. Where Your Head is Attached (ft. Jezus Borgia) 02:52 3. Quality Art Paintings 02:13 4. Progress Not Perfection 01:50 5. Brave New World 01:45 6. They Say (ft. Walt Grizzly) 03:22 7. Keepin it Classic (ft. DJ Irv Nyce) 02:32 about In 2022, I made the transition from producing beats on FL Studio for 12 years to producing on the MPC. In my endless digging through tutorials to learn my new hardware, I came across some old tutorial videos on YouTube by Will Taubin.
I was thoroughly impressed with his beatmaking skills, and through the course of devouring any of his content I could find, I learned he was an early 2000's avant-garde Hip Hop legend. A member of johnny23 Records, he produced for the likes of JAKPROGRESSO, Boxguts, and LoDeck among many more. Aside from that, he was a pro BMX rider as well! I had to track this guy down.
Through some borderline stalking aided by the magic of the internet, I was able to reach out to Will and explain how I'd found him and that I was super impressed by his skill and story. I suggested we work on a project, and this EP was the result. We emailed tracks back and forth, as I was in Florida and Will in New Jersey at the time, and pieced together this 7-song offering.
That fall, Will was actually in Florida not far from me visiting family when Hurricane Ian happened to strike our coast. The day after the hurricane, I ended up driving down a debris-ridden A1A from Flagler Beach to Daytona Beach and scooped him up. We spent the day building and making beats. We even ended up doing it again the following day before he went back up north, and recorded a single called "Storm Surge" with my partner Jezus Borgia (Available everywhere!).
This EP, "Quality Art Paintings" had been sitting done for a while with the exception of needing some DJ cuts on one song and audio clips on another. I happened to have a DJ, the legendary DJ Irv Nyce from the Zulu Nation, in my lab working on another project and I asked him if he would mind dropping the finishing touches on the track. He was happy to help, and then it was on me to add those pesky audio clips to the other song. Which I was also happy to do, with the finish line so clearly in sight.
Just like that, this project from back in 2022 is now complete. All beats produced by Will Taubin, with features from Jezus Borgia, Walt Grizzly & DJ Irv Nyce. Enjoy! $(".tralbum-about").last().bcTruncate(TruncateProfile.get("tralbum_about"), "more", "less"); credits released January 14, 2024 license all rights reserved tags Tags hip-hop/rap boom bap brooklyn flagler beach hip hop will taubin Flagler Beach Shopping cart subtotal USD taxes calculated at checkout Check out about Mike Martinez Flagler Beach, Florida
I uploaded all the tracks of my latest self-released work to bandcamp, then bothered to listen to them just recently and found that the quality of them was pretty poor, that is to say worse then they sound before uploading.
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Don't upload MP3's, upload WAVs or FLACs. (FLAC=Lossless compression) If you uplod an MP3 they will recode it which will destroy the quality.
And, since people are confused about this all the time... Saving an MP3 file as WAV does mot restore its quality! When the data has been compressed as MP3 once, it will always have artefacts.
Right off the bat, I can tell you what not to pick: WAV or AIFF. These are uncompressed audio formats, the BMP and PICT of the audio world. FLAC and ALAC offer lossless compression (like PNG if we continue the image format analogy), giving you exactly the same audio at roughly half the size. If you use an Apple device, you likely want ALAC otherwise FLAC is good for pretty much everything else.
But do you really need lossless? If you want to be able to convert tracks to a lossless format in the future or for archiving, then yes. Otherwise, picking a lossy format at a high bit rate is going to be virtually indistinguishable and take one fifth of the size.
Of the lossy formats, most people have heard of MP3 audio files. Bandcamp provides two choices here Variable Bit Rate (MP3 V0) and Constant Bit Rate (MP3 320) (the values representing the configuration options in the LAME MP3 encoder). These are the highest respective quality settings for each mode, (MP3 V0) being able to save some space by adjusting the bit rate as needed while (MP3 320) uses 320 kbps regardless.
AAC is generally considered to have better audio quality at the same bit rate, but is patent encumbered (if you care about that). Bandcamp encodes Ogg Vorbis at a higher bit-rate which compensates for that, at the cost of bigger file sizes.
It's actually surprisingly difficult to find a good side-by-side comparison of all these codecs (and encoders) at their respective bit rates. SoundExpert's Encoder Ratings is probably the best I've found. Based on their ratings and my own experience, I'd split the codecs roughly like so3:
I subscribe to both Amazon Unlimited and Apple Music. I play these through the Sonos S2 App. With Amazon the track I select always indicates whether the stream is HD or Ultra HD. Apple does not give the same information so I do not know if the quality is at least 16/44.1? I avoid AirPlay as I know Apple quality then is less than CD quality. Similarly when I play Amazon directly from that App via AirPlay the information merely shows AirPlay so presumably less than 16/44.1? Could Sonos provide this information in their App or is it down to Apple? I just want to know the stream quality from whatever source ideally. Be great to know this for my Bandcamp music too? Any thoughts?
Thanks for these responses. So the only source for 16/44.1 and higher (HD & UHD) is Amazon Unlimited Music. When I play this through Sonos App it is clearly indicated. It is also similarly indicated in the Amazon Music App when playing via AirPlay, which I made a mistake about in my original post, although AirPlay is unreliable and drops out. Therefore Apple Music can only boast Atmos? Whereas Amazon have CD quality, High Res, Atmos & 360. Interesting!
@Jamie A presumably Apple Music streams in AAC at 256 kbps for stereo tracks but streams in the Dolby Digital Plus codec for Spatial Audio (Dolby Atmos) tracks? Dolby says it is typically encoded at bitrates between 384 and 768 kbps, is this what Sonos is outputting?
Yes it is, it has to because that's how Atmos is encoded. When you play Atmos tracks via Apple Music, there's a label that says "Dolby Atmos" to indicate it's not a 256AAC stream. Everything else is 256AAC though.
Hi Patrick. I noticed that Bandcamp bitrate streaming is now only at 128kbps whereas until recently Bitrate was at CD quality 16bit/44.1khz. Any idea why this low bitrate? Thanks.
p.d. I just downloaded the v0.1.4. beta version.
I am having an issue with GUI formatting, silimar to mentioned above. However, changing the plugin version does not solve the issue. Tried 0.12, 0.13 and 0.15 stable version with similar effect.
How can I solve this issue?
Releasing an album or EP follows a similar process. You must upload each track individually and include all of the required information. On top of that, you can customize album-specific attributes (like information about the album, a catalog number to track sales reports, and your UPC). You can also bundle merch with the purchase, or you can sell it separately. With the upload of albums, you are also given the option to include bonus items, such as bonus tracks or photos, which will come in the form of a digital file download. When people are directed to your album, they will see a featured track from the album, which you can choose.
Bandcamp only lets you upload audio in lossless formats like WAV, FLAC, or AIF. It then converts the file into other formats to optimize streaming and high-quality downloads. This way, the quality of your music is preserved and all your audiophile fans are pleased.
You can sell merchandise through a designated merch page on your Bandcamp profile. The options for what you can sell are limitless, but Bandcamp features pre-made merch categories for items such as clothing, CDs, buttons, and tote bags. When you upload new merch to your Bandcamp page, you can title the merch, give it a description, include images of the product, set your desired pricing, and more.
If you have a team of workers, you can limit their access to just the order fulfillment pages of your profile. This is nice, as it gives you ultimate control over what matters. You can set your own return policy and shipping details, including shipping times and domestic and international rates. You must fulfill your own orders with the addresses a buyer provides. When it comes to merch sales, Bandcamp is just the storefront, so fans can view your items and transfer money to you for them. Bandcamp collects a 10% fee for physical merchandise sales.
Bandcamp Pro also lets you give fans access to your private uploads, upload ad-free videos to your page, and customize your web domain. The Pro model also clues you in to more detailed statistics and Google Analytics. You can disable track previews on certain songs of your albums while still having the names displayed, which helps create intrigue.
If you manage multiple musical artists, you may want to start a Bandcamp for labels account. These types of accounts are like artist accounts with added capabilities, and they cost $20/month for up to 15 managed artists and $50/month for an unlimited number of managed artists. They include premium features like Bandcamp Pro for all the artists managed under the account and streamlined sales management. 152ee80cbc
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