Actually I know exactly what you mean..
It's like a 'warmth' to the sound that isn't there with a CD. Like the CD sound is too 'clean' or bright.
In many cases I find it more appealing.
When I was studying audio a large part of the course was ,of course, using a lot of the now familiar computer audio software like Cubase, Protools, Ableton, Reason, Logic..etc. to record and create beats.
The thing I though was funny was a amongst all the plug-ins that you used with these programmes there was always one that enabled you to get that 'vinyl' sound.
I thought it was weird that technology advances to such great lengths to make something so clinically precise, then somebody throws something in that enables you to takes it all back again..
> > I should say that there would be 3 other CDs. And the
> > boxed set would also be made available in vinyl form, with
> > special photographs exlusive to the vinyl release.
>
> Great idea. Vinyl is back in fashion. I always got more
> fun from holding a vinyl album than a CD or tape. The
> cover art looks better for a start. Also, when I play
> vinyls there seems to be something in the audio quality
> that CD digital recordings are missing. Do you know what I
> mean?
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