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CD Recordings..... What Do U Know?

Hey, Im just wondering.... I've heard that if you buy professional recording equipment from pro manufacturers such as tascam, your recording may come out even better then the original source in which u copied from. Well, I was just wondering.....how do recordings from PC Cdr-w's compare with the originals? Any input would be great! Puc103  (Threads | Answers | This Thread) 07-16-02

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Click title to read one, or click date to read all below it. 07-16-02   I'm not sure about professional cd recordings but if you get ...   Marakanetz 07-16-02   I have made recordings from a pioneer cd recorder, fostex pr ...   Rec 07-17-02   If you are going from a digital source to digital source and ...   Rives 07-17-02   Could anyone give a technical explanation of how the sound i ...   Seandtaylor99 07-17-02   You should admit that re-recording will not be better than o ...   Marakanetz 07-17-02   In digital, unlike analog, re-recording can actually make it ...   Rives 07-17-02   Are you saying that uneven spacing of the pits on the cd con ...   Seandtaylor99 07-18-02   Rives, it's rather playback system has level of jitter x but ...   Marakanetz 07-19-02   I've had good results, re-recording cd's on my alesis master ...   jacks@ 07-19-02   Jacks: that's helpful and clears up some of the confusion. ...   Rives 07-19-02   Rives .. reclocking is certainly helpful on playback if the ...   Seandtaylor99 07-19-02   Way back when stereophile ran one of the their first shows a ...   Unsound 07-19-02: Rives Unsound: That's the same experience I've had. I can make copies of some pretty poorly mass produced CDs that sound much better once I've made the copy. But take a JVC XRCD--I can't make it any better it only gets worse. I used a Genesis digital lens to read the error rate (at least I think that's what it measures). I would play the original, then make a copy and replay it. For those poor quality original CDs the copy had a lower error rate as measured by the digital lens. Now, the ones that were really good to begin with never improved--usually got worse. I have heard that people have used the Genesis digital lens in front of a CD recorder and gotten similar results. I have not done this as my only CD recorder is the one attached to my computer. Perhaps someone else has tried this experiment. So any ideas to what's going on here? Rives  (System | Threads | Answers | This Thread) 07-24-02   Rives, i've got an intriguing question here: what if you si ...   Marakanetz 07-24-02   Your right that analog tape won't have jitter issues, but i' ...   Rives 07-24-02   Okay, i spoke to a recording engineer that i know. he's for ...   Rives 07-24-02   I agree with this point of view. so the copy may sound bett ...   Seandtaylor99 07-25-02   The correction in a cd is not in the dac. the correction is ...   Bear

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