In Reply to: RE: Video: The Distortion of Sound... posted by Barabajagal on July 20, 2014 at 23:17:40:
"It may not be recorded at 16/44, but it must be reduced to 16/44, with steep filter, when cutting a CD.But that filtering is done digitally, which allows you to implement it in ways that you can't do with analog."
That's not the point... The point is mastering to a CD requires steep filtering (to prevent components > 22 kHz from reflecting into the audible band), where mastering for vinyl LP does not require bandwidth limiting filters at all. (Although vinyl does require RIAA equalization.)
Edits: 07/21/14
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- RE: Video: The Distortion of Sound... - Todd Krieger 22:54:23 07/21/14 (3)
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