mlsstl wrote: > We'll just have to disagree on the issue of the best analog being > superior to the best digital. > > I've been lucky enough to have been in some studios over the years and > heard direct mike feeds and the analog open reel playback. There is > always a loss. Tape has its own issues with non-linearity and noise that > are always present. And though a carefully made LP can still sound very > good, it is yet even further away from the original feed than the tape. > > Conversely, I find a digital recording that hasn't been processed to be > the closest to the original feed. I know I'm a stuck record on this > issue, but digital is not what's wrong with digital. Rather it's the > faddishly unfortunate processing and manipulation that's been popular in > the industry for too many years that makes so many CDs sound poor.
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