sounds more like static and dirt than a scratchy record. i bet if you clean it and play it with the right needle, it could sound EX.
ive had records that i played with one needle, and it sounded VG--, with another it sounded VG+. i swear to god. it makes a SERIOUS difference.
Dude, I do know the deal yo!
I use a grado cartridge (green or grey) and a Dynavector 10x5 on a thorens turntable (td145 and td160)... and most of my records are NM, VG++ and sound EX.
I get way mroe anoyed by the screach you hear when a guitar player slides his hands up/down the guitar neck durring a song. I can't belive they don't deal with that in the studio.
FUCK THAT!!! I LIKE THAT SHIT!!! REVERSE WHAT YOU SAID RIGHT NOW. WHAT'S NEXT, YOU DON'T LIKE PEOPLE BREATHING BEFORE THEY SING, SO YOU REMOVE THAT FOR THE FINAL MIX? GOD DAMMIT!!!
Not sure if you are serious.......but you usually hear that with lazy guitar players who have the distortion cranked.
BTW - what the hell is that photo? Looks like something really good is about to happen.
sounds more like static and dirt than a scratchy record. i bet if you clean it and play it with the right needle, it could sound EX.
ive had records that i played with one needle, and it sounded VG--, with another it sounded VG+. i swear to god. it makes a SERIOUS difference.
Dude, I do know the deal yo!
I use a grado cartridge (green or grey) and a Dynavector 10x5 on a thorens turntable (td145 and td160)... and most of my records are NM, VG++ and sound EX.
I get way mroe anoyed by the screach you hear when a guitar player slides his hands up/down the guitar neck durring a song. I can't belive they don't deal with that in the studio.
FUCK THAT!!! I LIKE THAT SHIT!!! REVERSE WHAT YOU SAID RIGHT NOW. WHAT'S NEXT, YOU DON'T LIKE PEOPLE BREATHING BEFORE THEY SING, SO YOU REMOVE THAT FOR THE FINAL MIX? GOD DAMMIT!!!
Not sure if you are serious.......but you usually hear that with lazy guitar players who have the distortion cranked.
I usually hear that weird finger-on-string sound on ACOUSTIC guitar records, so distortion isn't even in the picture.
Surface noise is part of vinyl. Why is this even a question? When you first put the needle down you get that initial snap/crackle/pop and it let's you know your in for a treat.
Hell I have MP3's and CD's that skip.
so so true. i bought a few sealed records and they skiped, popped, clicked and had a pressing defect. hey, it's vinyl. All formats of recording have issues. Vinyl, CD's, MP3's, shit I hated cassettes when that hissing sound started drowning out the music.
The most annoying kind of surface noise are those patches of the record that fuzz on every rotation (and out of sync with the music).
Yeah, that's the only kind of (playable) surface noise that's ever gotten on my last good nerves. And even then, sometimes that depends on the needle being used. I don't know what this "fuzz" thing is called (and it only happens with 7" singles), but it is a botheration.
I get way mroe anoyed by the screach you hear when a guitar player slides his hands up/down the guitar neck durring a song. I can't belive they don't deal with that in the studio.
FUCK THAT!!! I LIKE THAT SHIT!!! REVERSE WHAT YOU SAID RIGHT NOW. WHAT'S NEXT, YOU DON'T LIKE PEOPLE BREATHING BEFORE THEY SING, SO YOU REMOVE THAT FOR THE FINAL MIX? GOD DAMMIT!!!
Not sure if you are serious.......but you usually hear that with lazy guitar players who have the distortion cranked.
I usually hear that weird finger-on-string sound on ACOUSTIC guitar records, so distortion isn't even in the picture.
Yea, you hear it there too. But I hear it a lot on rock and metal as well.
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sounds more like static and dirt than a scratchy record. i bet if you clean it and play it with the right needle, it could sound EX.
ive had records that i played with one needle, and it sounded VG--, with another it sounded VG+. i swear to god. it makes a SERIOUS difference.
Dude, I do know the deal yo!
I use a grado cartridge (green or grey) and a Dynavector 10x5 on a thorens turntable (td145 and td160)... and most of my records are NM, VG++ and sound EX.
Please!
Not sure if you are serious.......but you usually hear that with lazy guitar players who have the distortion cranked.
BTW - what the hell is that photo? Looks like something really good is about to happen.
I'd gruv glide that or Last it.
I usually hear that weird finger-on-string sound on ACOUSTIC guitar records, so distortion isn't even in the picture.
so so true. i bought a few sealed records and they skiped, popped, clicked and had a pressing defect. hey, it's vinyl. All formats of recording have issues. Vinyl, CD's, MP3's, shit I hated cassettes when that hissing sound started drowning out the music.
BUT, it drives me crazy when it's in the quiet part of 10 minute long psych songs and shit... some records need to be clean...
Yeah, that's the only kind of (playable) surface noise that's ever gotten on my last good nerves. And even then, sometimes that depends on the needle being used. I don't know what this "fuzz" thing is called (and it only happens with 7" singles), but it is a botheration.
I'm still trying to figure it out. The guy in black, pointing at him... doesn't quite made sense.
Man, that sounds like chicken frying.
Yea, you hear it there too. But I hear it a lot on rock and metal as well.