neila Posted January 16, 2007 Share #241 Posted January 16, 2007 Advertisement (gone after registration) You're right, in audio AAD does have a feel over ADD and DDD. Digital can be 'stark'. But for the vast majority, the beautiful studio machinery (Studers for example) are rapidly becoming redundant. I think you and I would probably agree that Studers and Revox machines (amongs others) were actually things of engineering beauty - amazing actually. But having to bake 2 inch tapes for 90 hours to get your album off is gladly a thing of the past (for me anyhow). Film will, I think, go this way. News agencies, (who could be thought of as opinion formers in this area) find digital fast, instant, storeable etc. I work in media and when I first joined my current company we had an entire room full of photographic prints. That's now all in the digital domain...... It's a shame, I like film. Most here understand it better than I and some are wed to it for creative reasons. But for me, digital is easy, fast and now (with an M8 for example) easily comparable..... Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
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