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by coldtea
3726 days ago
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>Why is this done? Tradition? Certainly it's an extra expense that releasing in pure digital format would not include -- and it's not like all the music is not mastered digitally now anyway -- nobody is mastering on tape and cutting and splicing.... Actually lots of artists master on tape. What most don't do is track and mix on tape -- but there are some that do that too. (and mastering doesn't involve "cutting" and "splicing" much -- that would be mixing). |
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