Perhaps many remember the suppressor SAE clicks and pops.
Of course, in those days there was no digital technology and analog media of the time, served its function.
Although the sound was overshadowed by a veil, quite audible for trained ears, I think so escuachar was preferable to hear the torture of a violin solo altered by one or more high-frequency clicks sudden .....
With the advent of bits, and by programs like Cool Edit Pro or similar, any of us can achieve excellent results with vinyls, eliminating all those obnoxious noises. Of course, keep the frequency spectrum and dynamic range is the fundamental premise, but with some practice it becomes quite easy.
Question :
Why in the digital environment it is not manufactured to SAE similar device with a specific program to remove these noises? We know that a scratch on the vinyl groove produces a snap that has its own characteristics!
We see it on the screen when we operate the program clearly, but work to go all the musical theme eliminating one of these peaks is very cumbersome and ended up leaving her job ..
Why not do it in a pre-programmed chip?
It is a very silly idea? What would be the problem or hurdle to overcome?
Of course, in those days there was no digital technology and analog media of the time, served its function.
Although the sound was overshadowed by a veil, quite audible for trained ears, I think so escuachar was preferable to hear the torture of a violin solo altered by one or more high-frequency clicks sudden .....
With the advent of bits, and by programs like Cool Edit Pro or similar, any of us can achieve excellent results with vinyls, eliminating all those obnoxious noises. Of course, keep the frequency spectrum and dynamic range is the fundamental premise, but with some practice it becomes quite easy.
Question :
Why in the digital environment it is not manufactured to SAE similar device with a specific program to remove these noises? We know that a scratch on the vinyl groove produces a snap that has its own characteristics!
We see it on the screen when we operate the program clearly, but work to go all the musical theme eliminating one of these peaks is very cumbersome and ended up leaving her job ..
Why not do it in a pre-programmed chip?
It is a very silly idea? What would be the problem or hurdle to overcome?
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See here:
http://www.diyaudio.com/forums/analogue-source/298896-digitizing-vinyl-7.html#post4879131
Then follow some leads from that.
http://www.diyaudio.com/forums/analogue-source/298896-digitizing-vinyl-7.html#post4879131
Then follow some leads from that.
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