Here's a very interesting and detailed explanation of what is analog warmth by the UK recording magazine Sound on Sound. When in doubt, scroll down to the bottom for "Technical Terms Explained" section.
I re-read this article last night and luckily found that the article is available in its entirety on the SoS website (including the many graphs) and thought I will share it for those of you inclined to gain some understanding of something many have to come to consider as the specialty of recording, mixing and mastering with tube gain stages, transformers and magnetic tapes.
Analogue Warmth
I re-read this article last night and luckily found that the article is available in its entirety on the SoS website (including the many graphs) and thought I will share it for those of you inclined to gain some understanding of something many have to come to consider as the specialty of recording, mixing and mastering with tube gain stages, transformers and magnetic tapes.
Analogue Warmth