Original "Star Wars" theme on reel-to-reel soundtrack

Music starts at 0:30

When I make a video I also transfer the recording from the analog source at the same time using a CD recorder and later sync the recording in with the video. This was the last track and the CD ran out of room which is why the video ends so abruptly.

Artist: London Symphony Orchestra conducted by John Williams
Title: Main Title and "Imperial Attack" (John Williams)

Album: "Star Wars" soundtrack
Label: 20th Century Fox Records
Cat No: RB-541
Release Year: 1977
Country: USA
Format: 7.5 IPS reel to reel album

Category:

Music

Tags:

• reel
• to
• reel-to-reel
• Pioneer
• RT-1020L
• SX-1050
• Teac
• CD-RW880
• yt:quality=high

[BIKEPRO603]

Please op load more reel to reel music, it sound a lot better than digital

[VinylToVideo]

@BIKEPRO603 This is technically "digital," now. You should hear it in person.

[cjdguez]

@VinylToVideo @BIKRPRO603 Technically it's analog. But I agree it sounds a lot better than a vinyl LP. Just an opinion.

[VinylToVideo]

@cjdguez How so? Anything in the digital domain, which this surely is, is digital. It's at least AAD.

[cjdguez]

@VinylToVideo I regret to disagree. Digital sound was not an issue in 1977. Dolby sound does not mean digital. Digital recording means that sound is recorder as a series of discrete signals, which in this case is not true. Sounds on tape at those years were analog signals, recorded on a magnetic tape.

But then, lets not argue and enjoy this great recording. Thanks for sharing.

[VinylToVideo]

@cjdguez Well no shit the tape it came from is analog but if this particular recording you're listening to here was not in the digital domain you would not be able to listen to it as the soundtrack to a video on YouTube. You can disagree all you like; you'll still be wrong.

[jassfreak87]

YOU ARE A GOLDEN GOD!!! thx for the post

[SebiStudios2]

Wow! Sounds better than a cd!

[spacehelmetforacow]

@cjdguez The recording was analog, but technically the audio codec youtube uses, MPEG-4, is digital.

Since it's re-analoged just before it enters your speakers (since sound waves, and therefore the human ear, are analog), I suppose technically you're listening to an analog version of a digital recording of an analog recording.

A U D I O C E P T I O N

[premidlifecrisis]

ridiculously awesome idea.... i'm bout 2 make my own artistic statement and this video will def help w/ the inspiration!!! God bless u 4 taking the time 2 put this up!!!

MiiM.

[cjdguez]

@VinylToVideo lol You're right! You tricked me! lol

[stratocat9999]

Very Nice! Cheers!

[arcyfatale]

Now this I like. Kool!