Music Appreciation

Eko

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14. Ive done the same thing.

Sun Dec 26, 2021, 04:03 PM

Dec 2021

Record to tape then transfer it to pro tools and I definitely think it sounds better. It is a huge pain in the butt though. Even that though is just one part of what we are talking about. That is the recording of the audio not the play back. A record is the play back and creates the sounds via analogue vibrations and that's where I agree with Paul Rodgers. Thanks for your comment highplainsdem, appreciate the conversation.
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You Should Listen to CDs [View all] babylonsister Dec 2021 OP

They were a pain in the ass to store. RandySF Dec 2021 #1

I think records sound better than CD's. Eko Dec 2021 #2

Whatever you may think about "organic" anything... regnaD kciN Dec 2021 #4

That article didnt say anything about sound seperation. Eko Dec 2021 #7

Meaningless to anyone using a proletariat sound system. Fiendish Thingy Dec 2021 #9

What? a proletariat sound system? Eko Dec 2021 #11

I mean a low cost, non-audiophile sound system that most people can afford Fiendish Thingy Dec 2021 #12

Re CDs vs vinyl: highplainsdem Dec 2021 #13

Ive done the same thing. Eko Dec 2021 #14

From the article, and posting babylonsister Dec 2021 #5

Long Live CDs!! Runningdawg Dec 2021 #3

I love CDs. PoindexterOglethorpe Dec 2021 #6

I have thousands of CD's and only maybe 200 LP's, all vintage, not new Fiendish Thingy Dec 2021 #8

My late husband had literally thousands and thousands of CDs . . . wackadoo wabbit Dec 2021 #10