Lots of things are changing! New technology can bring comfort to some and pain to others. The ones who are still buying the CDs are the ones who are not computer savvy and or do not own a computer.
Lots of things are changing! New technology can bring comfort to some and pain to others. The ones who are still buying the CDs are the ones who are not computer savvy and or do not own a computer.
Lots of things are changing! New technology can bring comfort to some and pain to others. The ones who are still buying the CDs are the ones who are not computer savvy and or do not own a computer.
Lots of things are changing! New technology can bring comfort to some and pain to others. The ones who are still buying the CDs are the ones who are not computer savvy and or do not own a computer.
Record labels back in the day had more patience with artists like Bruce Springsteen.
I'd heard from someone once that there is research going into putting songs onto DVDs, instead of CDs. It would be at the same number of songs, but at a much higher quality. Until that happens, though, I know that there will never be anything cleaner-sounding than a song from a CD. The MP3s that I sometimes have to download from Amazon come at a close second, but I can still hear the difference and must make the adjustment on my mixer accordingly.
Drunk wedding goers and bar hoppers don't listen that critically..... sorry but it's true.
Side by side I would be hard pressed to tell the difference between Vinyl, CD or high quality MP3... even through quality headphones....
Not a dig but who other than a studio producer really listens that critically to a dang party tune.
We get enough people who do pay attention. The difference is especially noticeable when they want us to crank up the volume so they can rock out. I've found that I have to work more to prevent any distortion in the sound when it comes to playing an MP3 versus a CD.
Drunk wedding goers and bar hoppers don't listen that critically..... sorry but it's true.
Side by side I would be hard pressed to tell the difference between Vinyl, CD or high quality MP3... even through quality headphones....
Not a dig but who other than a studio producer really listens that critically to a dang party tune.