[dnb-prod] Re: CDs v Vinyl

[Jones, Martyn]

Agreed.

 

I use to check my mixes thru a number of different sources, but as you rightfully point out, you get to know using you own source what sounds like what on other systems. I find nine times out of ten my mix sounds the same now through my system, headphones, car speakers and friends systems. When I first started it used to do my nut right in when I played it on other systems and it sounded nothing like my own studio version.

 

Peace

 

Martyn

-----Original Message-----
From: Matthias Nolte [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, March 01, 2002 09:50
To: Drum & Bass Arena Discussion List
Subject: [dnb-prod] Re: CDs v Vinyl

"Jones, Martyn" wrote:

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

That�s the never ending discussion....
Putting the same tune on vinyl and on CD
gives You two different sounds.

During the cutting process the original frequency-spectrum of the track is changed.
(btw. does anybody know what�s actually changed??)
Burnung CDs od recording DATs just have the original spectrum.
So if a producer has a clear idea how his track should sound he
first gets it right in his studio (premastering).

The final mastering then depends on the media you�ll use.
For the same "sound experience" in the club you  should end up with
mainly two Master CDs. One for vinyl and one for CD release.
And don�t forget the Radio-mixes, car-Stereo-mixes, bathroom-mixes.......  ; )

Mat/Vertecs
 
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