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Which is fine, but that nobody admits to that. How many vinyl enthusiasts would be just as ok consciously listening to a digital creation of the pop and scratch
by abalone 13y ago
Which is fine, but that nobody admits to that. How many vinyl enthusiasts would be just as ok consciously listening to a digital creation of the pop and scratch filter they enjoy? PVC is as awful, environmentally bad material and heavy to lug around. Why wouldn't DJs rip their vinyl to digital or just apply a filter to digital sources?
Most enthusiasts believe vinyl is actually better (quite adamantly) and that's what this experiment would test.
- noonespecial 13y agoI don't know about a pop and scratch filter but I like some of the recordings of my old records I've captured more than the clean digital versions available now. I don't want random pops and scratches, I think maybe I want my pops and scratches.