Shift + al;alt + J is the KB shortcut to jump right to the playing cursor wherever you are in Spotify. I mapped that key combo to the thumb button on my mouse when focused on the app so it does it with a single button press, you could map it to a keyboard button if you have a modern keyboard that has programmable buttons etc.
Yeah IEMs rule for comfort. I barely use my cans as there's hardly any gains to be had if any.
I wish I got on better with IEMs, there is so much good stuff around for very little cost (relatively) but they irritate my ear canals and they get sore after a couple of hours, whereas I can wear my headphones for twelve hours or more comfortably - although by that stage my ears are shot and I need a rest anyway
Yes your right on further inspection it is teal, the middle size one.
Yes your right on further inspection it is teal, the middle size one.
GF, "of course that's teal" 'frown face'
I wish I got on better with IEMs, there is so much good stuff around for very little cost (relatively) but they irritate my ear canals and they get sore after a couple of hours, whereas I can wear my headphones for twelve hours or more comfortably - although by that stage my ears are shot and I need a rest anyway
As said before, bigger number = better peace of mine, but not better quality, you can't get better quality than the original file given to platforms by studios (the third party actually that distributes music to streaming platforms on behalf of studios etc). You can change the sound via autotune or pitch correction etc, but that's not true to original at its core anyway, and bearing in mind also that vinyl has a bit depth of around 10-bit, analogue tape up to 14-bit. As the thread goes further into discussion, the noise floor of speakers/headphones will be higher than actual CD quality 16-bit once you crank up the volume when idle to what would otherwise be deafening levels.
