How Vinyl Records Are Made PART 2 OF 2
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@AndreasZimmerman It's essentially the vibration of the audio forms the groove's little details, and when you play it back you'll hear those vibrations. I suck at explaining it, but I'm pretty sure that's basically it.
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There better be some good music on that disk
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I don't know why, but this creeps me the hell out.
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did she just say nickel nuggets?
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@monsekhevlan Actually, vinyl records capture the whole sound wave of a noise in music, which means it sounds better. CD's take "snapshots" of the sound wave and split it up into chunks, or steps.
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God this is so fucking cool, when i have the money. i will go all vinyl
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@fancysnake1 Yes, of course. Me and my all equipments and softers of measure.
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@monsekhevlan Have you ever heard a cd and a vinyl in person?
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Where is the skill in that?, I've seen some DJs in the past truly own there turntables it's absolutely amazing what they can do with a needle and a record they are well experienced with vinyl and that makes for the best music because what your listening to is live it's the DJ giving you that music, I've also seen digital DJs as well and half just use prerecorded stuff and just stand there like lemons because half of it's done for them, like that say a true professional DJ is vinyl
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am i the only person that laughed when she said "nickel nuggets"?
I still don't understand how the music comes out of it though....
AndreasZimmerman 5 months ago 40
VINYL WILL NEVER DIE!
dim73467 2 months ago 14