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Anyone else getting a perverse pleasure from holding off the leaks/samples to wait for that needle to hit the wax? |
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Yes, i quite like doing that! |
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I've had an erection for the last 5 days. |
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No didn't order it..but I know those pleasures |
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i didnt give a fah but now i know this the vinyl eva byw. |
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How does digital music sound different on vinyl? Don't take it as offense, but hasn't a digital record been rendered into a format, say, .wav, then burned onto a vinyl? Or do they have any other technique? When vinyls was the new deal, the music was recorded live to a tape, then made into a vinyl. Is it that a vinyl, say the Drukqs LP, could contain more information than a cd, even though both the cd and the vinyl have the same source, ie. the wav-file? Theoretically, shouldn't they sound the same? |
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Fucking hell you're online! Do a wiki or a whateveri and learn. |
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i waited for a smaller thread this one looks cozy |
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lol, my internet won't let me for the moment. and besides, i feel like talking. |
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hope yann_g logs in. he can probably explain. |
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Digital is hard with cheese and tomatoe around the edges and vinyl is fluffy and more salty |
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vinyl is nostalgic like 8 tracks and cassettes takes you to a better place cds play better in the car or ipod bump the bass beatches' |
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i think you can have digital formats (including wavs) with a higher sample rate / frequency (up to 192, for what i know). youre reducing quality while recording on a CD = 44.1 Hz, but then you can a have better quality (full info from the better digital format) on vinyl. (sorry for bad explanation--->stoned) |
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you can a have, man |
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similar story with bit depth (or whatever is it called... quantization!) |
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44.1 kHz on the first post, thats it, and im gonna stop now |
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I haven't actually preordered this. Maybe I'll never listen to it and have an erection until the day I die. |
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i know it's a dead debate but i think vinyl is pretty much a fetishistic hangover. i like a bit of warm surface crackle as much as the next chap but the "analogue is better quality" argument, while technically true, seems like a bit of a fallacy. the mastering process is an arcane pain in the arse, all the deep bass has to be mono so yer needle doesn't jump about, i'm no audio engineer but why bother trying to approximate something digitally created into something it wasn't necessarily intended as, subtle as the difference may be? (the delayed gratification thing is separate and something i also don't really understand and now i will shut up) |
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Hey i'm no vinyl fetsihest at all.... but there's something special about waiting and anticipating the post, unwrapping a package, handling a big-ass peice of plastic and setting the needle down. I only do it for big releases and have plenty of mp3s i loved.... but ritualising the whole experience physicaly gives me a buzz.... When i hear those tunes for the first time... they'll be completely mine with zero input form the 100's of opinions on the material already out there. Sure i can seperate external opinions from my own but..... I'm gonna go all zen with this one! |
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yep, i've not listened to any leaks and i haven't even listened to the FACT podcast. waiting for the vinyl to arrive before i listen for the first time |
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ya do that guys, wait it out. yer doing the right thing, listening to the leak spoiled it a bit tbh. the FACT mix however, if i were you i'd listen to that to get even more pumped. It doesn't forestall anything. |
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i think i'm just gonna wait until after i get it - that way, when i'm left wanting more i can just start up the FACT podcast |
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My advice is wait... about 60 years, should be dead by then so won't have to listen to this crummy excuse for music. |
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hi, melack, thanks. yeah, i suppose that's it. |
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Porky's Prime "Louder the better, wooow". + more on |
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wow, great link (George Peckham)! |
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you are welcome :) but i dont think artists work their music in higher quality than 44.1 khz, so after all i dont know if all i said is that relevant... maybe the key is in the masterization process, as you need an special masterization for vinyl, so maybe you can improve there the quality of the music to fit the final format specifications (deepest bass, for example). but thats all blablabla and i dont really know if its true... |
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Yeah, seems like a really nice dude from that vid. looks like he loves his job. |
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well the bleep releases come with those high quality "24bit / 44.1kHz" .wav files. guess'n that is what the vinyl will be cut from. so for your first listen through if its virgin vinyl, should sound better qualityer than the cd (maybe)? |
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dunno if i got your question, but if it comes from a higher digital quality format, or from an analogue format, vinyl should definetly sound better, as it allows full original sound wave information on it. if what you mean is if vinyl recorded from 24 bits/44.1 wav files sounds better than cd, i guess it would, slightly better, as cd is only 16 bits. requestion if i didnt answered what you wanted! + im not a usual vinyl listener (cd quality is fine for me), only those album i cant have on cd. + after all, final listening quality on vinyl depends also of your vinyl player, as it introduces mecanical inherent noise + EQ riaa, while optical systems work always perfect (or imperfect), not middle therm... bla! |
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i've been asking around on another forum. i'll see if i get an answer there. your "blablabla" (as you called it) will do for now. :D |
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I have ordered it on cassette btw. |
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i am deeply offended for you searching for a second opinion... |
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I think it's too damn expensive. |
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let me make it up for you. here's something that will put a smile on your face. . |
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btw .. i couldn;'t wait especially wehen bllep sent me the goodamn mp3's a month early So far... so good....VERY BoC-like |
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