FW: (313) Re: legit mp3 downloads
> -Original Message- > From: robin [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Sent: 24 June 2005 18:30 > > > obviously. if you're doing a CD and record, you have to > master your > > tracks twice, because mastering to CD and vinyl are two vastly > > different things. in this way, I prefer digital, because you're > > having to master your way around the limitations of the vinyl > > that's true joe, i think people like the way that sounds > though. that's why people say "oooh i love the way vinyl > sounds all warm" and such (myself included :) ). > > robin... research (some we've done at my place of work included) has shown this to be very much the case and lots of what people perceive as being the "harsher" sound of digital just being the highs still present that vinyl leaves out.
FW: (313) Re: legit mp3 downloads
> -Original Message- > From: Matt Kane's Brain [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Sent: 24 June 2005 02:02 > > wasn't mastering to cheapo cassette one of the basic channel > "Secrets"? Interesting that - I knew of quite a few people who did it but didn't know of they did. For definite? On all records or just a few? Reason I think it interesting is how dope that stuff sounds coming straight off Scion's laptops (and to a certain extent, though not quite as much, on the CD of this) - something I'd always put down to it being straight high quality digital direct to the system. Wonder if they use the records digitised and it sounds so dynamic as they're putting loads of effects on or if they have bits and pieces from earlier in the process of the records creation? Anyway they make the best argument for using Ableton I've heard!
FW: (313) Re: legit mp3 downloads
> -Original Message- > From: z66 [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Sent: 24 June 2005 01:33 > > Tim Moore wrote: > > *Everything* is an approximation! I'm pretty sure those pops and > > crackles weren't on the master! ;-) > > exactly! and vinyl master also got its restrictions.. > although i really dig the sound of cut grooves as well as > that on thick chrome tapes -- you can even record your MP3 on > good quality analog tape and feel the difference! Hear hear! (Friday gag) z and Tim. Different types of reproduction all distort the original sound - just in different ways. Guilherme - consider yourself trounced. Or if you wish we can continue this one in person next week - in sunny Greece!!! (I'm excited in case you can't tell).
