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In the age of AI fakes and perfect high fidelity available to anybody, the “crap” noise and distortion of this kind of thing is going to become a signal of real
by colechristensen 4y ago
In the age of AI fakes and perfect high fidelity available to anybody, the “crap” noise and distortion of this kind of thing is going to become a signal of reality that will be sought after.
- LegitShady 4y agoYa they just invented distortion no one does that in music right? It's not like they make pedals and plugins specifically for distortion. Instead you should pay TE for this revolutionary rebranding of an existing device. It's nonsense sir.
- throwing_away 4y agoIt's really no more nonsense than lo-fi tracks having rain sounds in the background or hiphop producers running old school beats through a 12-bit sampler to crush it up a bit. Producers use a ton of subtle tricks to make you unknowingly enjoy their work more with a touch of nostalgia. My Roland sampler has a "simulate vinyl" effect that's trying to do the same as this product, but in software.
- LegitShady 4y agoYes as I said there are already many distortions and bit crushers in use by people making music today, this little overpriced record cutter isn't revolutionizing anything because of distortion.