With music sales in decline, vinyl has risen from the ashes as an increasingly popular way to buy and listen to music. I talked to people in Northampton, MA to see if they bought vinyl and why.
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With music sales in decline, vinyl has risen from the ashes as an increasingly popular way to buy and listen to music. I talked to people in Northampton, MA to see if they bought vinyl and why.
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Review of "Vox Pop: The Return of Vinyl"First off, great music choice.. This is a quick and lively vox pop piece on vinyl. I appreciated the variety of answers that were expressed in such a short time. But make sure your levels are constant, and that the music doesn't overpower the narrator, especially at the end. Lastly, nice touch with the "Vinyl, all day!" shout out. |
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Posted on April 11, 2011 at 06:32 PM | Permalink
Sound Quality
...the sound quality SOME people feel is lost in digital recordings? Put the best CD player up against a good turntable and cartridge. Unless someone is deaf, they're going to hear so much more music and emotion through vinyl. CDs are just not high enough resolution for music. And the article failed to mention that Last preservative and a good record cleaner like the VPI keeps records from wearing out too.