A riddle that always has me foxed is why some people think digital recordings cut to LP and played back don't sound 'digital'.
It seems to me that if inherently digits 'digitise' a recording then that will be faithfully reproduced by the LP. Or does the LP magically add 'undigital' artifacts to the sound that can somehow negative the 'digital' sound and make it 'nice' again? This is beginning to seem like hogwash.
Separately, if music is recorded at a high enough sampling rate and bit count then the crude graphical zig-zag of a lo-quality digital recording will transform to the beautiful curves of analog and it should no longer be possible to hear any 'digital' artifact. All digital is not inherently bad; only poorly implemented digital (which admittedly is a lot of it)