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Re: (idm) vinyl vs. cd
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In a message dated 28/12/99 5:46:42 matttudor@yahoo.com writes:
quoted 2 lines Out of curiosity - when given a choice to buy an album> Out of curiosity - when given a choice to buy an album > on vinyl or cd, what format do you prefer?
In general - both formats. Cd exposes a crisper digital dynamic range/ vinyl gives a warmer/ analog sound. Also, there is a decay factor for vinyl which over time tends to mature in sound (like a good wine). Specifically, I prefer the digital format for electronics, ambient and live recordings. For techno, house and jazz oriented music, I perfer vinyl for a more robust 'bottom end' sound. And for the mixability factor too! I tend to have 2 copies of classic releases. For example, the Speedy J - G spot LP on vinyl is good for straight up techno tracks such as G-Spot, Ping Pong and Fun Equations, where more ambient tracks such as Extruma, Lanzarote and Treatments sound excellent on CD. Thanks for taking in this point of view. A Z --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: idm-unsubscribe@hyperreal.org For additional commands, e-mail: idm-help@hyperreal.org