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Vinyls vs. CDs (pg. 11)
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| shawnb |
| I PLAY WIT CD;S, ONLY CD'S NO VINYL. BUT THATS ME, ITS NOT YOU. YOU PLAY WIT WAT U LIKE, ITS THE SAME THING BOTH WAYS. |
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| Flash Bastard |
i stick with the vinyl, dunno just add's that special thing about music .. give's me a better feeling .. of controlling it ..
never the less, i will buy a cd deck just to go with the flow .. i mean the mixing wont be different, only the technix |
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| Tiger777 |
| My experience is that CD's mix easier... |
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| Nabistai |
| quote: | Originally posted by Tiger777
My experience is that CD's mix easier... |
Which is complete bull, the only real difference would be the cue point, which takes about 5-6 seconds longer to find on a vinyl, big difference. |
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| DaveSaenz |
| quote: | Originally posted by Mister_Michel
I've followed the whole discussion, and I am planning on buying 2 cd-decks or 2 phono's, but I don't know which one yet. So basically you say that cd's have a better sound quality, but the best songs(and mostly by unknown artists) come out on vinyl and not on cd don't they? |
From reading what others do I'm going to buy a better turntable, and more vinyls. Then I'll save them as wav files to preserve them hehe. :D
Then i can sell many of the vinyls, but still keep some really special ones.
Dave:D :D |
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| Snipey |
| in what way does VINYL improve the sound? I always thought it was an outdated media with lots of flaws.. |
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| Nabistai |
| quote: | Originally posted by Snipey
in what way does VINYL improve the sound? I always thought it was an outdated media with lots of flaws.. |
It doesn't. Technically it's impossibly to recognize if a song is being played by cd or vinyl. |
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| Tiger777 |
The only problem there is, is that a vinyl starts to sound worse after a while. The sleeves get damaged by the needle scratching on the vinyl.
It is an outdated medium, but it is still the best one to actually FEEL/SEE the music.
There is no audio difference 'cuz of the RIAA correction. |
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| Ultraphu |
My boss is going to buy me a setup for a gift, but I can't decide which to go with, CDJ's or Turntables.
My question is this, for someone who will casually learn how to mix and is just starting out, which should I go with? I don't have any plans to be playing inside any clubs anytime soon... |
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| Tiger777 |
vinyl = harder but more fun, expensive media
Cd = More expensive in players, but cheaper media. |
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| Ghostface |
| I've got two cdj100s and a 1200MK2. Once you know how to beatmatch, its a skill thats transferable to both. Once I get a better PC though, I'll be uploading the vinyl to CDR and preserving it. |
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| Ghostface |
| vinyl is def more fun though :o |
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