Why aren t all new singers coming out on vinyl?

⊙o⊙)…It's simple. If you want to release vinyl records, there are several problems that need to be solved:

First, the problem of equipment carriers, the cost of producing vinyl records is higher. Just like cardboard books and e-books, cardboard books have real pleasure in reading, but they are much more expensive;

Second, the most important thing is that the singer's strength slaps his face and can't get out of vinyl records. Recording vinyl records uses analog signals, what is sung here, what is recorded there, then you have to sing well and perform perfectly in order to record a good record. Such singers have the strength to hold a solo concert, that is, live performances, and the singers of Niu Break sing live better than the recorded vinyl records.

So if you don't have the strength, you can record a digital CD, sing it a few more times, and then piece it together and change the voice, but the live performance will be exposed, and you can't find the sound and can't make a sound, all kinds of embarrassment.

Of course, if you're looking for artistic enjoyment, vinyl is fine, but it's even more enjoyable to be a live audience. For example, go to the Metropolitan Opera in the United States to listen to a few world-class singers, no microphone and no amplification equipment, pure live ** and singing.

None of the new singers came out on vinyl.

Because this vinyl scene is not very popular now, this vinyl record was very good in the past, and this production cost is very high.

I think the way the singer comes out depends on the record company. Because now the development of digital technology has turned the way record companies do business upside down. As long as analog technology exists, inverted will be ubiquitous.

Digital technology can be encrypted so that German copyright is no longer an empty talk.

Turntables have an impact on vinyl. Just like you usually put a book, you must not put it horizontally, it is easy to fall apart.

Vinyl case

Vinyl records as a carrier of sound and ** occupied almost the entire 20th century, until the birth of CD in 1982. China entered the CD era in 1992, and a large number of vinyl production lines were eliminated, and the ** of vinyl records fell from about 30 yuan to about 15 yuan. However, due to the preference of collectors, from 1994, the ** of vinyl records gradually rebounded, and by 1996 it exceeded 100 yuan.

In 1998, the last vinyl production line in China was closed, and the current vinyl records in the domestic market are imported from overseas or second-hand. Now in Tao Street, Guangzhou, the cheapest vinyl records cost 60 or 70 yuan, and the collector's version can cost thousands.

In December 2015, vinyl record production officially returned to China, and the first vinyl production line was officially put into operation in Panyu and obtained product acceptance by relevant national institutions, filling the gap in China's vinyl record production, shortening the best time and avoiding import costs.

There is no comparison between the two, because there is only vinyl, and there is no blue vinyl record. Vinyl was the dominant format in the 20th century. Beginning in 1948, 33 and 1/3 of the record was released, and after several years of development, the single-sided recording time was nearly 22 minutes, which was much longer than before, so it was called long-playing.

On the other hand, at the time of technology, there was a so-called "SP", or standard-playing, which was 78 revolutions per minute. Nowadays, almost all the records in circulation are 33 rpm, so vinyl records are directly called "LP".

Compared to CDs, CDs have good sound quality. This is because vinyl records first use a thin needle attached to the collector to engrave the sound on a lacquer plate. Since the lacquer plate records the sound directly, both the treble and the bass are basically reproduced in the original sound.

However, in order to reduce noise, the low and high ranges are deliberately adjusted when engraving the master. Although the high-frequency ultrasound recorded by the master disk is a little more than that of the CD, it is still not 100% reproducible.

The CD will correspond to whether there are bumps and pits, so the sound quality of the recording can be reproduced. CDs do not have the noise that would occur on vinyl records, nor do they have any changes in sound quality caused by rotational fluctuations, and of course, there is no need to worry about the difference in sound quality caused by the difference in rotation speed between the inner and outer rings of the turntable.

The principle of the vinyl record player is to use the principle of acoustic-electric-machine transducer to convert the sound into the corresponding mechanical vibration, and engrave the sound groove on the film by the method of engraving. The recorded sound can be replayed by means of a phono device. As a signal source, analog signals have a warm, more comfortable feeling for vocal performance.

This is also the reason why many people give up sound quality in favor of vinyl records.