[MUSIC] 🎵Vinyl records, CD's and any musical consulting 🎵

ts314

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Quote from: IdiotCoder on July 20, 2018, 08:42:28 PM

Have you ever produced a concept album like Dark Side by Pink Floyd?

Hi! i have an experience with a modern psychedelic and Krautrock bands, which are playing in a "Neo-Pink Floyd" style)
Also Jimmy Douglass (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jimmy_Douglass) and Tim Palmer (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tim_Palmer) are big friends of mine, and we have a lot of conversations about U2, Led Zeppelin and other classic rock bands albums

Jimmy works on Television- Marquee Moon record as a mixing-engineer and tells me a lot of interesting stuff about the sessions =)

ts314

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Quote from: Kiddy0831 on July 21, 2018, 08:55:32 AM

Quote from: Indamuck on July 21, 2018, 07:51:55 AM

Op, Can you actually hear the difference between vinyl and cd?

In terms of music oviously the same but in the technique and way of playing and scratching by dj's theres a difference. Specially nowadays a lot new modern hardware ro use. But classic technique is awesome.

Sure, you're right. I never try to scratch on Cds, just a traditional vinyl scratches)

ts314

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Quote from: Indamuck on July 21, 2018, 07:51:55 AM

Op, Can you actually hear the difference between vinyl and cd?

Hi! It's a good question =) Technically, when you have a very expensive CD-setup, it sounds more clear, than vinyl
But for regular users there's a big difference, yes. You know, i'd like to have a few copies of my favourite albums - on CD, vinyl and on a tape, if it's possible.
Cos each press of each albums sounds different)
I have a lot of buds and customers, who have, for example, 20-30 vinyls of each album of Pink Floyd or King Crimson, and they all sounds different! Cheesy

Personally I use not very expensive equipment about $20 000 for the full stack - and yes, i always hear the difference.

Kiddy0831

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Quote from: Indamuck on July 21, 2018, 07:51:55 AM

Op, Can you actually hear the difference between vinyl and cd?

In terms of music oviously the same but in the technique and way of playing and scratching by dj's theres a difference. Specially nowadays a lot new modern hardware ro use. But classic technique is awesome.

Indamuck

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Op, Can you actually hear the difference between vinyl and cd?

IdiotCoder

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Have you ever produced a concept album like Dark Side by Pink Floyd?

Kiddy0831

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I know how to dj but only by the use of controllers. In terms of vinyls its kind a hard for because I never tried and it I xan afford it. I believe that people who used vinyl is a skillfull one. So whoever djs who used vinyls and CDs are the classic one but the skillfull one. For me you can try this.

ts314

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Hello!

I'm an owner of a local vinyl and CDs shop almost for 9 years.

Also i participate in many musical projects, in albums releases, vinyl production, studio work and many more thematic stuff
It's my true love, and i have a lot of specific knowledges Roll Eyes

If any of you guys have some questions about records, CD-s, turntables,
bands, vinyl buying and other staff - i'll be happy to help and discuss it.
It's completely free, but i'll be really grateful for some merit gratitude.

My favourite genres is from rare jazz, krautrock and freak progressive to modern free jazz and 90's hip-hop staff.

Ask me any questions you want!

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