>Album has fake vinyl cracking
Album has fake vinyl cracking
Xavier Parker
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Brandon Barnes
>vinyl pressing is so shitty it has actual crackling
Joseph Walker
Hate this shit so fucking much.
Evan Long
>album has fake vinyl crackling
>they end up using it as an actual percussive element in the song
Isaac Rodriguez
Justin Ortiz
phil's our boy
Camden Anderson
>Album has fake vinyl cracking because the artists are so out of touch with analog recording techniques that they think simulating distortion in ProTools gives it warmth
Kayden Turner
thats not fake vinyl cracking tho, he records analog
Asher Gonzalez
>Get album with fake vinyl cracking on vinyl so you can listen to both fake vinyl cracking and real vinyl cracking at the same time for double the vinyl cracking.
Josiah Bell
>download album and hear vinyl cracking
>think it's supposed to be that way
>get another copy and realize you've been listening to a shitty vinyl rip for years
Cameron Ramirez
>album uses actual samples from vinyl that have crackling from old age
Henry Barnes
>unironically using the word "warmth" i.e the biggest buzzword in sound production
Jordan Martin
>What is Indian Summer
Mason Wright
I DO NOTHING BUT THINK OF YOU
Jayden Moore
Lmfao. This. It's always the most clueless "producers" that are obsessed with
>muh warmth
Owen Campbell
>album cracks
Owen Fisher
MARY, THIS STATION IS PLAYING EVERY SAD SONG
Adam Stewart
>Drums are sampled from vinyl and have the same crackling every hit
Dylan Ramirez
Thus the point of the thread, geniuses
Carter Moore
>using digital vinyl cracking and pressing to real vinyl
Cooper Parker
I actually quoted the wrong person. I was talking about this guy ().
Caleb Russell
please someone tell me they got it i worked hard on that
Ryan Roberts
Seriously? Every sample-based album is like this.
Lincoln Thomas
The only time it's been okay
Kevin Johnson
havent read that book since high school lmao
what's the joke
Brandon Moore
holden drops a record that was a gift for his sister and it breaks into a million pieces
Dylan Smith
>band records bending the vinyl record back and forth and samples it into the song
Caleb James
Little Shirley beans
Bentley Williams
THANK YOU
Sebastian Howard
What a shmuck
Hunter Green
Every Mobb Deep beat, sounds dope tho fuck it
Jose Smith
DUDE LMAO MOTOWN
Hunter Allen
it's always OK imo, it's an appealing texture, whether or not it's "real" seems irrelevant and if anything the fact that is it fake gives the artist more control over it meaning it can be used in more musical ways rather than just be the byproduct of technology