[Bell Historians] How well do bell recordings sell?
Hayden Charles
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Mon Apr 4 07:25:24 BST 2011
fartwell2000 wrote on 04/04/2011 00:52:
> It would be a home made disc, printed label on disc, printed CD case insert. The "Source" recordings would be made on a minidisc, with a stereo microphone (not plugged directly into the recorder-you pick up noise from the recorder sometimes!). The source recordings would then be placed onto a couple of "master" discs.
>
Have you considered upgrading to one of the many recorders with no
moving parts? So far as I am aware it is nigh on impossible to transfer
recordings from minidisc to computer without going through another cycle
of analogue to digital conversion, implying that the final result is
subtly different from the original recording. The more recent generation
of digital recorders allow direct copying of the digital file without
change. Just a thought, but it is probably one of the reasons that
minidisc fell by the wayside.
Hayden Charles
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