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abouttechnical factors in used sound recordingsThe most common recording and playback technologies today rely heavily on such fields as electricity and magnetism. Accordingly, we might expect to see in a typical record grading system today measures of performance such as amplitude, signal-to-noise ratio, distortion, compensation and recording curve, and loudness. This is not the kind of record grading system Electricka and The Muse Of Music has in mind for these pages.
So, if not physics, what are the kind of factors The Muse explores here? They are those related to commercial sound recordings—specifically, to buying and selling used records on the open market through common commercial channels, the kind of records that contain recordings of speech, music, sound effects, weather, indoor or outdoor noises, and the like:
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