Kiran Vaidya
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I am looking for pre-recorded reel to reel tapes preferably of Indian music. Let me know if someone has few tapes to share. Thanks
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Wouldn't copying from CD to tape defeat the purpose of listening to analog because the recording can only be as good as the source in a best case scenario and if the recording is copied from CD to tape then the CD will probably sound better. The reason I don't buy new vinyls is because we can never know for sure if the master was a digital recording.Looks difficult to obtain pre recorded indian music on reel to reel. I am going to record few tracks from CD and record on my reel to reel Teac X-2000M(7.5 IPS and 15 IPS 2 track) and i may also record my personal recordings. I will post my experience later.
Wouldn't copying from CD to tape defeat the purpose of listening to analog because the recording can only be as good as the source in a best case scenario and if the recording is copied from CD to tape then the CD will probably sound better. The reason I don't buy new vinyls is because we can never know for sure if the master was a digital recording.
There are very few Indian pre-recorded R2R release. I heard that only a few Hindustani classical albums were released in this format.I am looking for pre-recorded reel to reel tapes preferably of Indian music
Technically speaking, is there really a "Digital" or "Analogue" thingy that comes into the matter if it matches someones some taste? They are just some processes for music production. With proper mastering/remastering, it can sound good either in a Digital or Analogue way. It all depends on mastering/remastering and, as reubensm said, on the taste of the listener.The reason I don't buy new vinyls is because we can never know for sure if the master was a digital recording