On your iTunes...

[QUOTE="nimatoad2000"][QUOTE="Oakfront"]

Blind statement? Hardly. I've used dozen's of other players, and out of them all i would take iTunes all day long.

Oakfront

I'm not going to sit here and state every single thing i dislike about different programmes as i don't have the time, but why i like iTunes so much is because its good looking, smart, easy to use, good sound quality and everythings well organized. Just on a whole i feel in my opinion its the superior programme.

Sound Quality is more dependant on the file type/bit-rate and the type of speakers/headphones you are using.

Well I use an iPod so no choice... jensen_slipknot

If you use ipod headphones it won't matter, the quality of those suck so bad you could have HD audio files and it would be a tinny mess.

[QUOTE="jensen_slipknot"][QUOTE="Samwel_X"]

If you use ipod headphones it won't matter, the quality of those suck so bad you could have HD audio files and it would be a tinny mess.

nimatoad2000

[QUOTE="Samwel_X"]

[QUOTE="jensen_slipknot"] Well I use an iPod so no choice... jensen_slipknot

If you use ipod headphones it won't matter, the quality of those suck so bad you could have HD audio files and it would be a tinny mess.

I have some Philips in ear headphones that I got at Best Buy for $30 that kill iPod Headphones. Not the best headphones ever and you could find better at a higher price, but for $30 they beat iPod headphones.

I'm not going to sit here and state every single thing i dislike about different programmes as i don't have the time, but why i like iTunes so much is because its good looking, smart, easy to use, good sound quality and everythings well organized. Just on a whole i feel in my opinion its the superior programme.

Oakfront

I like itunes because I have all my music stored in it. This is perhaps a curse to some users, but really, I'm not bothered, the sound quality is fine with the right speakers. As good as a CD. That is all I ask. I don't live in some crazy world where I need CDs to burn in two seconds, and I don't need something that runs super quick. Itunes has an easy interface, and looks organised, and that is really all I ask of it.

For a real album experience, when I really want to listen to an album, I will have it in front of me, I'll play it on its original CD, I'll listen carefully to it. Music on the computer is just for background, for casual listening. For serious listening, accept no substitutes for an immersive CD experience.

[QUOTE="Oakfront"]

[QUOTE="nimatoad2000"] ok if you have tried them all, please tell me makes itunes, in your opinion, better than mediamonkey, foobar 2000 , and winamp, write up a statement for why it is better than each program individually, and what is wrong with those programs, what features they dont have that itunes does. im awaiting your replynimatoad2000

I'm not going to sit here and state every single thing i dislike about different programmes as i don't have the time, but why i like iTunes so much is because its good looking, smart, easy to use, good sound quality and everythings well organized. Just on a whole i feel in my opinion its the superior programme.

Believe what you will, at the end of the day it's my opinion, and i believe that iTunes is better than what i have previously used (Windows Media Player, RealPlayer, Media Monkey etc.) and admittingly no, i havn't tryed Foobar 2000 nor Winamp. Having said that, i may try out Winamp to see how it is, as from what i've saw, although i maybe wrong,Foobar looks extremely similiar (The interface) to iTunes.

Are there any good headphones(in-ear) for a decent price? jensen_slipknot

I use Bose in ear headphones (I know, hate me) and they produce excellent sound quality. They might be a little out of your price range, but the difference is incredible.

[QUOTE="nimatoad2000"][QUOTE="jensen_slipknot"] Are there any good headphones(in-ear) for a decent price? jensen_slipknot

http://www.amazon.com/Denon-AHC551K-AH-C551K-In-Ear-Headphone/dp/B000WVCO7Y/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=electronics&qid=1251669265&sr=8-1

http://www.amazon.com/dp/B001TDMVO0/?tag=googhydr-20&hvadid=3361438371&ref=pd_sl_82pdp7pn8n_e

Sure Vs Denon, both very good and well respected companies, one is 51$ and the other is 55$ . i would suggest you do some research on both and find reviews / what ppl say about them and see which would suite you the best. but for the price range those are the two i would look at.

[QUOTE="Oakfront"]

I'm not going to sit here and state every single thing i dislike about different programmes as i don't have the time, but why i like iTunes so much is because its good looking, smart, easy to use, good sound quality and everythings well organized. Just on a whole i feel in my opinion its the superior programme.

Samwel_X

I like itunes because I have all my music stored in it. This is perhaps a curse to some users, but really, I'm not bothered, the sound quality is fine with the right speakers. As good as a CD. That is all I ask. I don't live in some crazy world where I need CDs to burn in two seconds, and I don't need something that runs super quick. Itunes has an easy interface, and looks organised, and that is really all I ask of it.

For a real album experience, when I really want to listen to an album, I will have it in front of me, I'll play it on its original CD, I'll listen carefully to it. Music on the computer is just for background, for casual listening. For serious listening, accept no substitutes for an immersive CD experience.

Finally somebody who agrees.

[QUOTE="jensen_slipknot"]

[QUOTE="nimatoad2000"] whats your price range bro? nimatoad2000

http://www.amazon.com/Denon-AHC551K-AH-C551K-In-Ear-Headphone/dp/B000WVCO7Y/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=electronics&qid=1251669265&sr=8-1

http://www.amazon.com/dp/B001TDMVO0/?tag=googhydr-20&hvadid=3361438371&ref=pd_sl_82pdp7pn8n_e

Sure Vs Denon, both very good and well respected companies, one is 51$ and the other is 55$ . i would suggest you do some research on both and find reviews / what ppl say about them and see which would suite you the best. but for the price range those are the two i would look at.

I dont use iTunes to listen to music on my PC only to sync it to my ipod... but the most listened track is the Foo Fighters - The Pretender (140 last time i looked) followed by Justice - Phantom Pt II (130 again last time i looked)

I don't use itunes...LJS9502_basic

what do u use ?????

[QUOTE="LJS9502_basic"]I don't use itunes...Norg

what do u use ?????

Fall Out Boy ~ Tell That Mick... (665)SolidSnake35

ewww u like Fall out boy :|

[QUOTE="SolidSnake35"]Fall Out Boy ~ Tell That Mick... (665)Norg

ewww u like Fall out boy :|

I do also, just curious as to what is wrong this them?

[QUOTE="SolidSnake35"]Fall Out Boy ~ Tell That Mick... (665)Norg

ewww u like Fall out boy :|

According to my Last.Fm account

#1 - Sun In An Empty Room by The Weakerthans (22 spins)

#2 - Used To Get High by The John Butler Trio (22 spins)

#3 - Keep the Car Running - The Arcade Fire (21 spins)

And I still like iTunes, even if it is a beast of a program.

[QUOTE="Norg"]

[QUOTE="SolidSnake35"]Fall Out Boy ~ Tell That Mick... (665)SolidSnake35

ewww u like Fall out boy :|

There songwriting skills, there general Rock sound, there non ability to somewhat change there sound and keep it fresh

[QUOTE="SolidSnake35"][QUOTE="Norg"]

ewww u like Fall out boy :|

Norg

There songwriting skills, there general Rock sound, there non ability to somewhat change there sound and keep it fresh

I like there lyrics, sound and freshness.

There songwriting skills, there general Rock sound, there non ability to somewhat change there sound and keep it freshNorg

[QUOTE="Norg"]There songwriting skills, there general Rock sound, there non ability to somewhat change there sound and keep it freshSolidSnake35

really i havent heard them feature any rap artsit or do rap songs

i havent heard any Keyboard or electronic driven songs buy them

Can anyone please tell me how to find your most listened song on a Zune?

I believe it is "Give It Away" by RHCP with 36 plays

MarioRPGer

I liked reading the progression of this thread . . . anyway, I actually like using iTunes to manage my fairly large library.

My top played track is a WAV file of pink noise which has a play count of 12,502 times (it's 1:00 long by the way). After losing my play count information through various computer migrations the actual song with the most plays is "Once" by Blackfield at 123 plays.

Can anyone please tell me how to find your most listened song on a Zune?

MasterBolt360

[QUOTE="SolidSnake35"][QUOTE="Norg"]There songwriting skills, there general Rock sound, there non ability to somewhat change there sound and keep it freshNorg

really i havent heard them feature any rap artsit or do rap songs

i havent heard any Keyboard or electronic driven songs buy them

On December 16, 2008, the band released its fifth studio album, Folie à Deux, as a follow-up to their 2007 album Infinity on High. The band collaborated with other artists such as Elvis Costello, Lil Wayne, Brendon Urie of Panic! at the Disco, Gabe Saporta of Cobra Starship, Travis McCoy of Gym Class Heroes, Doug, Alex DeLeon of The Cab, William Beckett of The Academy Is..., Debbie Harry of Blondie and Pharrell Williams.Wikipedia

The group also performed alongside Kanye West and Kid Rock at the Youth Ball for the inauguration of President Barack Obama.Wikipedia

[QUOTE="SolidSnake35"][QUOTE="Norg"]There songwriting skills, there general Rock sound, there non ability to somewhat change there sound and keep it freshNorg

really i havent heard them feature any rap artsit or do rap songs

i havent heard any Keyboard or electronic driven songs buy them

Warbrain by Alkaline Trio and Dumpweed by blink-182 are both tied in first at 33 plays.

[QUOTE="Oakfront"]

I'm not going to sit here and state every single thing i dislike about different programmes as i don't have the time, but why i like iTunes so much is because its good looking, smart, easy to use, good sound quality and everythings well organized. Just on a whole i feel in my opinion its the superior programme.

Samwel_X

I like itunes because I have all my music stored in it. This is perhaps a curse to some users, but really, I'm not bothered, the sound quality is fine with the right speakers. As good as a CD. That is all I ask. I don't live in some crazy world where I need CDs to burn in two seconds, and I don't need something that runs super quick. Itunes has an easy interface, and looks organised, and that is really all I ask of it.

For a real album experience, when I really want to listen to an album, I will have it in front of me, I'll play it on its original CD, I'll listen carefully to it. Music on the computer is just for background, for casual listening. For serious listening, accept no substitutes for an immersive CD experience.

Exactly. Although sometimes the album experience works better at night, in the dark.

I use iTunes, not because I necessarily want to, but because at this point it would be too much of a pain to switch it to a different player.

Played-a-live (The Bongo Song) (Radio Cut) by Safri Duo with 23 plays, but my Library reset for some reason. :( It's an unfair representation anyway, because I listen to a whole lot of compilations and songs where I click NEXT before the song ends and registers anyway.

Texas is South- by The Devil Wears Prada, 433 times. Gnarly song by the way

"Kiss Me Kill Me" - 143 plays.

I had it on repeat one and left it on when I was sleeping. :?

recently put all of my music back on iTunes... but Queens of the Stone Age's "Little Sister" is the most played with 43 plays.