Hi everyone!
After reading the post about using MD for vinyl archiving, I would agree
with the concept. A good idea is to use 80-minute MDs for the job because
you could easily fit two standard-length LPs onto one disc.
This was because, during the 70s, most people I knew used to record LPs to
Maybe we could invent a scratch crackle inserter and sell them. People
could make oldies but goodies out of any kind of music. GRIN
Simon Mackay wrote:
regular clients that loved the sound of the vinyl -- they would expect
the hear the familiar crackling noises that accompanied the
Jim Coon joked,
| Maybe we could invent a scratch crackle inserter and sell them. People
| could make oldies but goodies out of any kind of music.
There's nothing to invent; just get some crackle noises and mix them into
anything you like or play them at the same time.
I have a Sony MDS-JA333ES MD machine, and a Tascam
DA-40 DAT machine.
My personal viewpoint is that if you are archiving
*for personal use*, then yes, MD is OK.
But if you are archiving for *historical
documentation*, or for record label purposes, my
personal opinion is that MD is not OK.
MD
