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In general, there is a dynamic loss towards the center of the record because of a high probability of distortion on the inside track on the narrow turn radius.
Here's a very good article on vinyl mastering: http://www.urpressing.com/tips.html |
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wow, interesting article; I had always wondered what that RIAA curve was! I can't believe track sequencing needs to be done with regard to a song's dynamic range and how hot it is. |
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yeah super cool article. maybe i'll drop some knowledge on the next mastering guy I talk to
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