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"if one of them goes broke" Or burns down lol
ОтветитьThere is always Direct Metal Mastering. Plus I've heard it's becoming difficult for companies to find quality blank Lacquer to cut.
Ответить“Reign things in” for instance, the low end from the cello and harp on Nirvana Unplugged. Those things did not get reigned in lol
ОтветитьIf the laquar plants close down, just go back to DMM (direct metal mastering), where they cut directly into a copper disc! Problem solved! I know laquars sound better, but at least it'll keep going!
ОтветитьAs big as the industry is right now, why can't they open more "laquar" companies? Or manufacture more of what they need? They certainly make enough income to invest in that!
ОтветитьVinyl is so 2014...Tape is where the action is now.
ОтветитьI appreciate the physical aspect of vinyl records. There is something special about physically holding the music. But there is no reason anyone should expect higher fidelity sound from something other than a digital mastering. I find it dishonest and greedy for anyone to put a better recording on vinyl and not making it available in a digital format. Give people the best quality recording and then it will ultimately be up to the end-user to have decent enough equipment to reproduce the intended sound.
ОтветитьDoes the first guy have an open baffle monitor?
ОтветитьI have a hard time believing that nobody will start another company that makes cutting machines to make the lacquers.
ОтветитьI wonder if vinyl is mastered better sometimes because it forces them to pay more attention to what they're doing. Digital is apparently much easier with pro tools and all that.
I guess that's sort of what they're saying.
great video....
Ответитьvery good and informative video!
well done
im getting that first dudes haircut tomorrow
Ответитьcool report ! :)
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