Title: RE: [dnb-prod] Re: CDs v Vinyl
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Believe it or not I do use tape ; ) I love the warmth you get.
Yep
I have used DAT. And I prefer it to CD. It does sound different! The
process that DAT goes through means that the conversion back to Analogue sounds
warmer than CD!
Peace
Martyn
-----Original Message-----
From:
carlos [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, March 01,
2002 09:26
To: Drum & Bass Arena Discussion
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Subject: [dnb-prod] Re: CDs v Vinyl
part of the reason the CD sounds different is
that each player has its own sound (someone correct me if i am wrong). have
you tried recording to DAT - another digital medium - and seeing if you're
still losing out on the subs? cos these days there's not much chance of
completely avoiding the digital domain at some point between your head and the
pressing plant unless you've got one of those big ole tape
machines...
safe,
mutiny
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Friday, March 01, 2002 9:12
AM
Subject: [dnb-prod] Re: CDs v
Vinyl
I look at it like this,
I notice most of your chaps (not forgetting the chapesses on
the list) create everything using the digital domain. Fair point, no problem
using CD, infact you may well get a better sounding trax on high frequencies
that are not possible on vinyl, but I have noticed by ear the difference I
get to my traxs when burnt to CD, especially bottom end. Those nice warm
subs DO sound different.
Each to there own, but if I created everything in the
digital domain, I too would be arguing your point.
Peace
Martyn ---
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