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something is not right here and it's on purpose!!!

lf you have the same source master on remastered digital and 1st press vinyl with the same volume, the digital sounds louder and more distorted with more intensity + is there anyway to remove that intensity from remastered digital because it sound like the audio has been run through a distortion pedal? How could legendary producers and mixers not hear this crap?
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pesky_wabbit
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No details needed. It's exactly as is stated.
Unscrew the lightbulb, wad up some notebook paper, shove it in the socket and presumably turn on the lamp. Or, if you're sane, don't turn on the lamp.
I was hoping that there might at least be some mystique, like only working with cryogenically treated paper from Western Electric notepads.......:
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So, I take that as a yes, you’re still wadding up paper and sticking it in lamp sockets.
No details from anybody? I was hoping it could improve on my photos in the freezer tweak and provide some 5G shielding to boot.
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So, I take that as a yes, you’re still wadding up paper and sticking it in lamp sockets.
I’ve just gotta try this - details pleeeeze.
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pesky_wabbit
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I think maybe the vapour trails got to Sam without him realising it.
Such a tragedy....
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Next thing you will be telling us that a cabal of high end audio manufacturers paid you a large sum of money for a patent on your device so they could keep it from the market, just like big oil did with that ‘super carburettor’ that could get 60 mpg out of a big block Chevy.
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