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by Raymond Byabazaire - 08/31/26 09:46 AM
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Thank you all for this information. You have given me enough to start getting better recordings. I will try what you have suggested. I have backed off on the reverb since I started getting this feedback and it is making a big difference. Thanks Cpt.Analog. All my songs were recorded and converted to mp3 format using Creative software that came with my soundcard. Never had a problem with it and this is the first time I have been told someone could not listen to a song. I burn CD's for folks in mp3 format and they always play just fine. So I am not sure why you would not be able to listen to the songs on soundclick. Have you tried the soundclick Mp3 player? ------------------ www.soundclick.com/billrobinson Bill Live with a song in your heart
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