This is the original music I wrote for the Silk Dust text adventure game. Follow the adventures of Emilia Vittorini in a steampunk world in 1907. "Today is April 19, 1907. You, Emilia Vittorini, arri
This is the original music I wrote for the Silk Dust text adventure game. Follow the adventures of Emilia Vittorini in a steampunk world in 1907. "Today is April 19, 1907. You, Emilia Vittorini, arri
Let's try another A/B test, using Varenna Suite, this time:
http://davbucci.chez-alice.fr/varie/revoxb77/varenna_1.flac
http://davbucci.chez-alice.fr/varie/revoxb77/varenna_2.flac
Which one do you think is the original and which one has been recorded through the #RevoxB77 at 15ips + #dbx150x #noise reduction? #AnalogAudio
@davbucci
It seems the speed is different too.
I tried to align on the beginning and it finished out of alignment at the end.
Hard to say which one is the original or the one recorded on tape ...
Another A/B test, with the same piece used for the first one (it progressively fills the spectrum, so it works well for this kind of thigs. Which is the file you do prefer and why? Try copy/pasting the links if they do not work:
http://davbucci.chez-alice.fr/varie/revoxb77/Catacombs_1.flac
http://davbucci.chez-alice.fr/varie/revoxb77/Catacombs_2.flac
@davbucci
I can't hear any difference by listening them.
I put the two files in Audacity to compare them graphicaly and there is just some noise when I amplify at +50dB the difference beetween the two files.
So, yeah, no difference.
@davbucci One thing that could suspicious :
It seems there is absolutly no dropout.
I know you used a good tape, at high speed, with good heads ...
But I seem too much perfect ...
One other thing :
I don't think the frequency response of your analog tape recorder is absolutly linear on 20Hz-20kHz
There is no difference on high frequency between the two files