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These words have been used since the 1950s as selling hype of the long-playing LP, throw in Full-Dimensional Hi-Fi, Dynagroove, Extended Range Recording, Full Spectrum, Living and Presence Stereo" and we covered the hype machine pretty damn well.

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" application of state of the art techniques and material processes from recording artists, professional record producers, owner of music and Apple?" I might hand it up as well if that were the case. I can imagine how you would have stopped digitizing vinyl, especially if your collection is limited in that you have no rare items left to transfer, or if your results never topped an iTunes file.

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And then there are the LP drops I am most serious about, and those simply are not available on any download or streaming site. And then there is resolution in 24/96kHz, but I won't bother telling you about that element. It really depends on how the iTunes file really came through or completely blew it. So yeah, you are wrong about a master tape being always better than any LP made from it so far as quality reproduction of the given recording.Īnd yes, my LP transfers to digital can sounds better than an iTunes or Apple presented file. You have no idea how many times the mastering (on LP or otherwise) has saved a deeply flawed mixed master tape. One more thing, do you really think your home made digitization of LPs actually sound better than collective collaboration and application of state of the art techniques and material processes from recording artists, professional record producers, owner of music and Apple?Ĭlick to expand.You give absolutely no credit to mastering engineers like a Steve Hoffman, or a Bernie Grundman. So, forget what skill you've alluded to you having and me not having and use knowledge of facts on the matter instead, since it's not at all about your process of digitizing or your skill within the process. And this is why I no longer have any interest in digitizing any more LPs in my music library to CD, DAT, or Computer. This makes Mastered for Apple Music and Mastered for iTunes very attractive, since it guides music owners about proper preparation of digital and ADC submissions for best results, which indeed sound better than any LP digitization from whatever LP that could have ever been originally produced from material in analog or digital domains, since the LP is ALWAYS a downgrade process, even in comparison to 256k AAC. The only thing you can do is maintain or subtract what elements are there. And, fact is you can not retrieve from an LP what is not on an LP to retrieve or what your cart cannot get out of the groove. Your bias precludes you from SIMPLE observation of facts.