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"DJ's also find vinyl to be a key choice for the 'oldschool' setup of a pair of 1200s." so... djs like vinyl.. because.. they work on their turn tables? |
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They like vinyl and the the tables they spin on. P. |
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buy vinyl and transfer to cd. |
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that's pretty much what I do. record from vinyl, burn to cd. |
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I've never found any need to use vinyl apart from when there is no alternative. And the fact that you can't see what is coming with CD mixing is an artefact. |
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there, we reached a solution. now everyone should be happy except for the anally-retentive audiophiles. |
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And the fact that you can't see what is coming with CD mixing is an artefact. how so? |
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everyone was already happy. drunken, with vinyl you can see breaks in the song (i.e. large changes in a song (drill nails in) by the physical grooves of the vinyl. i.e. seeing where a track ends, starts, ill post pics of autechre vinyl if you want lol |
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no one respects a cd dj the only time i'm ok with it is when its an artist playing his own tracks in case of they are not available on vinyl |
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Where could I find a vinyl Walkman? Pics? |
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i only buy CDs cuz i've no turntable and i feel bad after having read this whole thred =( : vinyls are definitely better |
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I perfer the acetate 80 rpm Edison disks I collect. The sound is so warm amplified by the paper cone and the felt plunger that is the volume control really maintains the waveform and since there is only one track per side, I look like a fucking magician ever 3 minutes as I flip a disc over- and because I have to wind it, it is as analogue as they come- totally blows away a cd played through my time-aligned Dahlquist DQ 10's! |
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eh? I was asking how you could do the same with a CD, as Dannn_ said... I've got enough vinyl to know that I can with vinyl. |
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I was just trying to sarcastically intimate how much vinyl sucks as a recording medium unless you are a turntablist- which most dj's aren't- they are just too lazy to set up tape loops. |
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Vinyl is shit as a recording medium seeing and you don't record onto vinyl. |
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why talk when you can shut the fuck up? |
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^hahaha |
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been thinking about this whilst away from the net and yes I did come across as a bit arrogant but it wasn't my intent, I actually meant "you wouldn't say that it if you heard the sort of music I play" rather than "I'm the best dj in the world" so hopefully that will clear any confusion up, I'm sending Giginger some mixes and hopefully he will host them so you can all make your own minds up. |
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Why Not? Surely if the tunes are right and the mixing smooth the only thing stopping you from respecting them is pure stubborness, it's what's coming out of the speakers that matters, not the medium it's recorded on surely? |
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>_< |
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autechre have stated before that their music on cd is closest to how they hear it when recording to DAT. and yes, this was after tri repetae was released. |
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