[pointless semantic quibbling] From: Vinyl is equivalent to whic, From Topic ID: 93998 |
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[pointless semantic quibbling] From: Vinyl is equivalent to whic, From Topic ID: 93998 |
 Mar 23 2012, 19:44
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QUOTE (Nessuno @ Mar 22 2012, 15:54)  QUOTE (icstm @ Mar 22 2012, 12:45) ^^^ so isn't quite funny that all those ppl who were happy with Vinyl are now seeking better than CD sound quality through their SACDs and the general discussion on >16/44 formats! On the contrary: it is perfectly coherent from vinyl worshippers to praise something that, to theirs eyes, pushes digital signals further towards the "infinite resolution" of analogic...  LOL, but then if I understand it correctly, the whole term 'high-rez vinyl rip' is in fact a contractio in terminus. This post has been edited by absinthe33: Mar 23 2012, 19:46 |
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Mar 24 2012, 08:32
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QUOTE 'high-rez vinyl rip' is in fact a contractio in terminus. you mean a terminal contradiction? |
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Mar 24 2012, 09:36
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QUOTE (kraut @ Mar 24 2012, 09:32) QUOTE 'high-rez vinyl rip' is in fact a contractio in terminus. you mean a terminal contradiction?This post has been edited by Kees de Visser: Mar 24 2012, 09:38 |
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Mar 24 2012, 12:19
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QUOTE (Kees de Visser @ Mar 24 2012, 09:36) QUOTE (kraut @ Mar 24 2012, 09:32) QUOTE 'high-rez vinyl rip' is in fact a contractio in terminus. you mean a terminal contradiction? But you know what I mean, right? 'High-rez vinyl rip' is something that can't exist, it's in contradiction with itself. Still like to listen to some of them though. |
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Mar 24 2012, 13:17
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QUOTE (absinthe33 @ Mar 24 2012, 15:19) 'High-rez vinyl rip' is something that can't exist, it's in contradiction with itself. Still like to listen to some of them though. So let me get this straight. By your logic, a 4000x3000 photo of a 1280x800 LCD screen cannot exist either, because the LCD screen being photographed doesn't have enough pixels on it, right? -------------------- Infrasonic Quartet + Sennheiser HD650 + Microlab Solo 2 mk3.
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Mar 24 2012, 14:32
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QUOTE (moozooh @ Mar 24 2012, 13:17) QUOTE (absinthe33 @ Mar 24 2012, 15:19) 'High-rez vinyl rip' is something that can't exist, it's in contradiction with itself. Still like to listen to some of them though. So let me get this straight. By your logic, a 4000x3000 photo of a 1280x800 LCD screen cannot exist either, because the LCD screen being photographed doesn't have enough pixels on it, right? Apples and oranges... Following your logic, a 10kHz 8bit audio file can be made into high-rez also, if you would just play it on your stereo and record the output from your speakers with a mic and store it as 96kHz 24bit. You can tag a name to anything, you can call it 'super ultra high-rez' for all I care, the frequency's that weren't there to begin with, don't automagically appear by recording low resolution material at a higher resolution. |
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