Question about The Moor

[Uaarkson]

People always talk about how this song has "dropouts," but I've never noticed them before. Anyone here have the timestamp of when it/they occur?

 

[PeeWee1473]

There's one at 11:26. Really makes me mad.

 

[ever dying]

There's one at 11:26. Really makes me mad.

I LOL'D

 

[DirTh]

The only thing I noticed was that the right speaker mutes on and off, not sure when i'll go check it out.

Oh and I just got the 11:26 joke

 

[affinityband]

the album is riddled with them. just consider it a change in volume from speaker to speaker.

 

[Vaine]

the album is riddled with them. just consider it a change in volume from speaker to speaker.

That is why the remastered version is so epic.

 

[Brave.Archangel]

hate to sound like a noob but what's a dropout?

 

[Ruun]

hahah noob!

 

[Vaine]

hate to sound like a noob but what's a dropout?

It's those kids that hate school and stuff.

 

[Ruun]

ur totally gay

 

[DirTh]

Does any one know any specific times and in what songs they occur?

 

[exscape]

That is why the remastered version is so epic.

It's better, but they're still quite bad. The album sounds a lot better in speakers though, the dropouts are really annoying in headphones. (Which is also why I never bought still ilfe until the re-release)

On topic, they're very prominent around 5:06 - 5:13 in The moor. One 4 secs into Godhead's Lament.
If you're using headphones, and still can't hear them when you try, consider yourself lucky.

Edit: 11:00 in the moor is pretty easy to notice (or rather damn hard to not notice it my case).

 

[wadler]

if you cant hear them then forget about it. its better that way.

 

[DirTh]

Hmm the one at 11:00 is very noticeable in both the original and the re master, I wonder why they never fixed it.