From steve Sent Wed, Apr 22nd 1998, 17:17
From steve Sent Wed, Apr 22nd 1998, 17:17
Not to mention that digital recording can NOT record and reproduce EVERY sound in the human range of hearing. Neil Young got out of his recording contract with Reprise because they MADE him record digitally (DDD). Your records may pop some, but if you take care of them, they will last as long as a CD. Plus, it's a lot easier to mix with vinyl. And don't complain about your 1200 not being top of the line! They're great pieces of equipment! Steve. robot wrote: > > David Hodgson wrote: > > > on the subject of minidisic > > what do other people think of the quality of Minidisc > > All compression is evil. Everyone should buy vinyl as their TOP > priority! Goddard once said that film was truth 24 frames per second. > Actually we all know that film could not possibly be TRUTH, and in fact > Goddard was commenting on how easy it is to lie with film. Digital > recording is the same! It can not possibly do music justice even if the > sampling rate is above our "comprehensable" rate and the bit depth is > "enough for us not to tell the difference"... It is still digitized and > therefore not the pure sound. If you add digital compression into the > picture this problem is ESCELATED! -- http://www.netwiz.net/~aleister/ xxxxxxxx@xxxxxx.xxx http://www.compare.net xxxxxxxxxxx@xxxxxxx.xxx