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Captain Ned wrote:Try 0-bit 0-KHz vinyl. Album art is so much better on a much larger canvas.
just brew it! wrote:Is that really 0-bit, or is it infinite-bit?
Captain Ned wrote:just brew it! wrote:Is that really 0-bit, or is it infinite-bit?
Hmm. Philosophy early Saturday AM. Upon reflection, I'll go with the infinibit.
just brew it! wrote:I was thinking that 0-bit would just be silence.
just brew it! wrote:I imagine that even current vinyl reissues of older recordings have probably been digitally remastered, unless they still had the original stampers in a warehouse somewhere.
Captain Ned wrote:just brew it! wrote:I imagine that even current vinyl reissues of older recordings have probably been digitally remastered, unless they still had the original stampers in a warehouse somewhere.
In the audionervosa community, it's not a remaster unless you're working with the original studio multitrack tapes.
Captain Ned wrote:just brew it! wrote:I was thinking that 0-bit would just be silence.
Whereas I took 0-bit as the absence of digital and an embrace of analog.
We're on the same page. I'm just trying to convert some of the younger gerbils. My vinyl proclivity is well-documented in these pages.
just brew it! wrote:JustAnEngineer wrote:MC Hammer - Can't Touch ThisJustAnEngineer wrote:Weird Al Yankovich - Word Crimes
Just curious whether you got from A to B via Weird Al's "I Can't Watch This"?
just brew it! wrote:Intronaut - The Direction Of Last Things (2015)
Rounded out the Intronaut collection with their latest. More off-kilter prog metal from one of my favorite new (to me) musical discoveries.
bthylafh wrote:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9WMj25vRxs8
I especially dig the guitar solo at 3:32. Overall it's got amazeballs energy from the performers and audience.
Captain Ned wrote:Oh dear. JBI, I hate to say this: You no longer have sole control over my impulsive music purchases.
bthylafh: If you've read these some 116 pages you know that I consider the female voice to be the apotheosis of music. Thank you for exposing yet another branch of that tree (and in bluegrass/folk to boot).
just brew it! wrote:Getting back to female singer...