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| 01-13-2011 11:25 AM |
| VinylVenue |
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Originally Posted by beat
Well if you can get your hands on some studio recordings you are set, otherwise not very likely since even cd's are compressed by the labels to make them sound louder, that's why records sound better, they can't be compressed.
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Just found a link (which I still can't post) .... but it's turnmeup.org .... there's a whole movement to improve audio quality on CD. I have to say, it did make a difference when I listened to Elbow... not sure how many other big(ish) bands are doing it.
But...... you still can't beat Vinyl 
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| 01-13-2011 11:21 AM |
| VinylVenue |
Quote:
Originally Posted by beat
Well if you can get your hands on some studio recordings you are set, otherwise not very likely since even cd's are compressed by the labels to make them sound louder, that's why records sound better, they can't be compressed.
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You can get a better sound from a CD if recorded right. - although not as good as Vinyl
The Elbow album, Seldom Seen Kid was recorded on a lower volume to give a higher quality audio..... only issue with it is you have to turn the stereo up!
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| 01-13-2011 11:16 AM |
| VinylVenue |
There are some digital products that have been produced to try and reproduce the analog sound. I think DVD Audio is one of them. They use a combination of digital then some software to produce analog waves. I can't post any links as I'm a newbie ... but search for DVD-A or DVD-Audio
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| 01-13-2011 11:11 AM |
| VinylVenue |
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Originally Posted by jonDanish
listen again to the fantastic radio 2 shows on offer,sounds almost as good as vinyl.
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Do you mean bbc radio 2?
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| 01-13-2011 11:08 AM |
| jonDanish |
listen again to the fantastic radio 2 shows on offer,sounds almost as good as vinyl.
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| 12-29-2010 10:53 AM |
| PETER.PHIL |
Usually, I go to a local record shop to get the inner sleeves...This online resource might help.
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| 12-23-2010 10:13 PM |
| molla |
I think it is only certain "modern" music that you can get on vinyl these days. As for media formats I think FLAC is near perfect sound quality, it would be something to look into if you are after the best quality of music.
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| 12-23-2010 10:53 AM |
| AudioJames |
Most albums do still come out with vinyl recordings depending on where you look, they are usually more expensive than the CD's and are "collectors" items. Take a look around Amazon and Google to see if you can turn anything up.
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| 12-23-2010 08:08 AM |
| beat |
Well if you can get your hands on some studio recordings you are set, otherwise not very likely since even cd's are compressed by the labels to make them sound louder, that's why records sound better, they can't be compressed.
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| 12-23-2010 07:37 AM |
| neutron |
As good as vinyl?
So arguably vinyl records have the best sound quality out of all recorded music, I was wondering if there is a digital alternative that has the same quality and richness of sound as a record?
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