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Old 08-23-2018, 12:19 PM   #51 (permalink)
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Stockholm syndrome tbh.
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CDs =/= overproduction.

Tapes have bad sound quality that will worsen what you recorded when copying to tapes.
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Old 08-23-2018, 12:25 PM   #53 (permalink)
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Tapes suck. I know because I used them as a kid.
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Old 08-23-2018, 12:30 PM   #54 (permalink)
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Well CD's will make slightly better frisbees that's about the only good thing I can say about them
1. Hard to break just by using it.
2. Better quality without even touching a soundboard.
3. Longer lasting
4. Larger inserts
5. Outs you as a classist.

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they do but when CD's came out it would have still been the cheapest way to record and what you might send to a label or self release
They came out in the 80s. I said they got cheap in the 90s .
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I'm just saying tapes suck. They might have been convenient.
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Old 08-23-2018, 12:37 PM   #56 (permalink)
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I "have" mountains of music from every decade since the 60's and am working on up'ing my 50's game tbqh
I think you're making a mountain out of a molehill.
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could be total ignorance on my part but I just can't recall a single artist who self recorded primarily by CD before you could just go digital
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90's independent bands still used tape and then went to distributors for CD same way Vinyl was indie released
The barrier of entry is much, much, much lower for CDs and more feasible to actually produce with a home studio.
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The barrier of entry is much, much, much lower for CDs and more feasible to actually produce with a home studio.
I agree with this, since CD's are more directly compatible with the equipment that's easiest to acquire. Getting you're MP3's or WAV files onto a CD: Easy. Onto a tape? ****, I wouldn't know how.

Plus, digital recording and editing has a low barrier of entry and is convenient.
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could be total ignorance on my part but I just can't recall a single artist who self recorded primarily by CD before you could just go digital

90's independent bands still used tape and then went to distributors for CD same way Vinyl was indie released
Do you not remember the entire 90s (I guess you don't actually)? Cause CDs were by far the primary format throughout the decade and even past filesharing in the 00s. It's only really in the last decade or so that they've become less relevant.
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I agree with this, since CD's are more directly compatible with the equipment that's easiest to acquire. Getting you're MP3's or WAV files onto a CD: Easy. Onto a tape? ****, I wouldn't know how.

Plus, digital recording and editing has a low barrier of entry and is convenient.
Hook your cassette recorders input up to an output on the source, press record on the cassette recorder, then press play on the source. You have to time it right with the song lengths so you don't clip a tune or have too much blank space. I used to do this with 8-Tracks too. I had an 8-Track player/recorder.
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