From: a.reny@online.fr
"Stephen Worth" wrote in message news:03092
031348132813%news@vintageip.com...
> In article , Roger Campbell
> wrote:
>
> > I will soon be able to turn your CDs into vinyl records. You will get
> > the basic source sound of the CD but with all the warmth of vinyl.
> > I've burned about 100 records so far and they sound great.
>
> There's absolutely no advantage to mastering to vinyl using a digital
> source, particularly using a 16 bit commercial CD. The quality of the
> sound of vinyl comes from being taken directly from the analogue master
> tape with no analogue to digital conversion. The fact that it's pressed
> on plastic makes no difference whatsoever.
>
> If you just want to add surface noise to a CD to make it easier to
> listen to, then pick up a copy of "Marcel Marceau Live" (it's an LP
> with two whole sides of silence), transfer it, and mix it into your
> digital rip. It will give you exactly the same result.
>
> There are numerous companies re-releasing classic albums on audiphile
> grade vinyl. They source from the original master tapes, not digital
> approximations. There are also a lot of places that strike inexpensive
> dubplates if you just want a record of something.
>
> See ya
> Steve
>
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In the same trend of making original tape music sound noisy, goto :
http://www.a-reny.com/iexplorer/restauration.html
and choose the example wich is under the denomination :
"Reverse Engineering"
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