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I love that records are back
ОтветитьThe dog does help. 🙂
ОтветитьPutting the music into grooves is quite complicated. For exemple, the bass frequencies are removed because they would make the grooves so big the needle would skip continually. Then the record player (the one you have at home) boosts back the bass frequencies so you can hear them. And that is just a part of it...
ОтветитьTo me records seem like a futuristic technology. Stamping wave files on a big disc and then playing them with a needle while it spins. Yet it’s been around 100 years.
ОтветитьThis material kindles deep intellectual curiosity. A book I read with related ideas was highly stimulating. "The Art of Meaningful Relationships in the 21st Century" by Leo Flint
ОтветитьHe 'feels' like he is part of the process. That is SO sweet.
Ответитьhorrible video
Ответитьluna the mvp 🏆
ОтветитьIs the music stored on the sides of the groove or at the bottom of the groove? Or is the music recorded on the entire groove? Thanks for your video and hard work making vinyl records.
ОтветитьТехнический интерес: когда записывается звук на диск, то аудио-шероховатости на периферии диска должны быть более растянуты вдоль дорожки, а ближе к центру шероховатости должны наоборот - быть более сжаты вдоль звуковой дорожки. Чтобы звук на протяжении звучания музыки звучал с одинаковой скоростью. (Как я это понимаю).
Но ведь это по-моему сложно: достигнуть разности растянутости шероховатостей. Не так ли ?
Или всё просто ?
this is the worst " how something is made " video ever
ОтветитьCZECHOSLOVAKIA VINIL PATENT :-)
ОтветитьI wanna see someone take a blank vinyl, and carve a song out of it.
ОтветитьI observe that the title of this video is incorrect.
ОтветитьThis video is all over the place
ОтветитьWOW GOOD STUFF!!
ОтветитьWait until china take his job.
ОтветитьNot the best video to understand how its pressed.
ОтветитьI disagree. Luna helps a lot by being a source of positive energy in the office
ОтветитьFantastic 👍
Ответитьsound mastering is terrible on this video
ОтветитьThe guy who owns the place seems a few lemons short of a lemon party
Ответитьthe most replayed parts of this video is when the puerto rican girl come on 😂😂😂
Ответитьdog
ОтветитьDude looks like Voldermort/Ralph Fiennes
Ответитьaudio in this video is horrible. ironic, huh.
ОтветитьHow in the world did people make these before Spotify
ОтветитьI’m curious on why they stay them? Doesn’t that warp the record?
Ответитьthe dog definitely helps, they did her dirty lol
Ответитьwhat are you talking about Luna is probably the most important member of the crew
ОтветитьLuna does help. She gives emotional support.
Ответитьi love vinyl feels like pure music
ОтветитьFun fact: Even if you turn down your speakers all the way, you can still here the music playing very quietly as the needle reads the record
ОтветитьI've lived through vinyl, 8 track, cassette tapes and cds... but I gotta say NOTHING beats Digital. NOTHING.
ОтветитьImagine the years it took to first develop vinyl, the technology needed to even manufacture a single vinyl, just to play a Drake album.
ОтветитьPolyesterine records have no paper label, the text is pressed in the record and readable, because there is a layer of paint on the surface.
Would something like this be possible on PVC records?
It was a gap between the decision, that nobody wants records and the Renaissance of vinyl. So much people who had experience in the 1970's died, the equipment is vintage.
By the way, the CD was pushed by degrading the records, they were thinner, singles were made of brittle, cheap polystyrene, there was the attempt to imitate the CD sound, more treble, more distortion.
I hope, the quality level is like the 1970's.
One question, can you use the DMM technology, where the master record is done in copper, so there is no need for any coating?
There's a trap question, how many grooves has a record.
It's one groove per side - when the record follows the standard.
Because it's possible, that a record can contain multiple grooves on one side.
One example are miracle or surprise records or maybe a sports game, you have three or more grooves parallel and it's randomly, what groove you will hear.
Another example is a record for broadcast use, every song or jingle ends in a loop, you can't play the whole record side continuously, but this is intentional.
Number 3 is a stereo process, using two grooves and playing them parallel with a tonearm, what is equipped with 2 cartridges.
such a non-informative chaotic video
ОтветитьLove how they gloss over making the grooves. You know the groves have to be different for each song/album. How they doing that insider?
ОтветитьThis is a bad video ngl
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Ответитьwhat about shellac?
ОтветитьStill no wiser
ОтветитьThey don't show the master fabrication and the absolutely enormous amplifier they use to crave the the tracks. It's not a joke it's actually made like this.
ОтветитьInsider usually makes such good videos, this was a total letdown. I came expecting to see how the grooves were cut in, instead I watched 5 seconds of a dog that was totally unrelated. The video didn't flow well either, really a mess of cut together bits. Very sad
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