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September 28, 2006 | By Sotek | 0 Comments
This is an essential read for everyone making music to be pressed on vinyl: It is especially important for those who may be well versed in recording, but have not released vinyl records before.
The phonograph record is a marvelous medium for storing and reproducing sound. With frequency response from 7 Hz to 25kHz and over 75 dB dynamic range possible, it is capable of startling realism.
It's ability to convey a sense of space, that is width and depth of sound stage, with a degree of openness and airiness, is unrivaled by anything but the most esoteric digital systems.
That having been said, it is important to understand the limitations of this medium in order to make great sounding records.
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