Julf wrote:
'iZotope vinyl'
(https://www.izotope.com/en/products/effects-instruments/vinyl/)
Does it simulate the other things like frequency dependent channel
separation ,phase variations and a slight acoustic feedback :)
The background noise has an interesting feature it has something akin
Mike Sargent wrote:
I think I'm off to the patent office.
'iZotope vinyl'
(https://www.izotope.com/en/products/effects-instruments/vinyl/)
To try to judge the real from the false will always be hard. In this
fast-growing art of 'high fidelity' the quackery will bear a solid gilt
edge that
Archimago wrote:
It'll be interesting how this gets addressed since it's such a flagrant
deficit! I mean, taking the 16-bit file, amplify by 0.1dB in a 24-bit
container to make it sound a little louder and better!? Add a little
temporal misalignment to we can't directly compare without a
Thanks Archimago! Another excellent blog post.
I love this comment by Rafael Lino:
Your friend should send an email to Qobuz, they will answer or at least
see in to that problem.
From what I'm told they work with what the sources give to them.
The second sentence is exactly the response that
Scott Crawford wrote:
Hi All,
Thanks so much for GREAT suggestions. I really appreciate them. I have
been doing as much listening as I can here in Spokane, WA but really I'm
limited to a Huppins HiFi store, which also runs OneCall.com and a
Guitar Center store. Huppins is the only
Julf wrote:
'iZotope vinyl'
(https://www.izotope.com/en/products/effects-instruments/vinyl/)
That's what I get for trying to be clever. Build a better mousetrap and
nature will build better mice.
Mike
Mike Sargent's
ralphpnj wrote:
...
This post got me to thinking about an area where digital audio continues
to fall way short of it's vast potential. I'm referring to the lack of
hyper-linking within a digital audio music library. For example by this
I mean the ability to be listening to Miles Davis'
i still have my turntable in storage, because i have about 10 LPs i
didn't digitize yet. i wonder if that procrastination was an excuse to
simply keep it.
ah the old days. mixing friends a tape would take over the hours, from
pristinely played LP to compact cassette. it meant something. but
