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In Reply to: Re: How is the state of digital copy vs original LP... posted by Daverz on December 17, 2005 at 17:58:50:
>>> Ugh, I hate it when commercial transfers do this. If the surface/tape noise is continuous,
>>> the ear adjusts. If the disc fades to "digital black" in between tracks, it's just a reminder
>>> of the surface noise. Obviously you feel differently enough not to keep the surface noise.
Yes, I feel differently. However, the beauty of digital recording is that you can do it any way you wish. If you simple want to copy an LP directly without any manipulation, you can do that and achieve an exact duplicate of your LP.
>>> I even prefer that original digital recordings have continuous "room tone" between tracks without fading
>>> (in acoustic and live recordings). To put it fancifully, fading to black throws me back into the
>>> environment of the listening room rather than leaving me in the environment of the recording space.
Yes, in live recordings I normally do not fade; however, it depends on the recording.Best regards,
John Elison
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