Hi everybody. I'm doing a sound recording job with Adobe Audition. After done, I converted the final .wav file to mp3 (192K bitrate) for sending it through e-mail. This recording has just two instruments, one panned fully left and the other panned fully right. The person I sent the mp3 told me that I disliked the fact that the instrument in the left channel sounds weak. It shouldn't be like that, so I checked it and noticed a really weird thing: Normally, I play my mp3s in Winamp, and this one sounds as expected when played there. But I've just tried with the Windows Media Player, and the left channel sounds annoyingly weak! I have no clue about this. Even weirder: I tried playing the original .wav file in WMP and sounds OK. The problem is just with the mp3, but again, it sounds fine in Winamp 5.09. I can post a link for downloading the file if you want to try it. Any input is highly appreciated. Thank you in advance.

It sounds like you've adjusted the equalizer setting in Winamp. Try setting it to the defaults, then you will hear what everyone else hears. James Free PC Help forums MiniApache