Sad tragic, but true tale... I ordered the full set and when it arrived I failed to realize, to my dismay, I forgot to change the shipping address after I moved to my new home. Fair to say... the album and all it's glory... was lost to the void.
This video was held private for about 2 months due to my... well, laziness lol. Oh also I have an important announcement here: from now on, there will be a variety of content uploaded and produced in my local language. I'm kind of rebranding my TH-cam channel. However, for content related to vinyl and collection, I will keep producing them in the same format, but it may be less frequent. Anyway, I hope you enjoy this ad-free video.
As cool as it is to own on Vinyl, I’m glad you uploaded this because all my vinyl stuff sits in a closet since my gf moved in and never have the chance to play these 😢
Increible!! me encanto!! hubo partes que me dieron la sensacion de la musica hecha en la decada de los ochenta... algo como: "la musica de nier si hubiera sido compuesta en la decada de los 80" o algo asi. 😍
Hey! I've always been a massive fan of the OST for NieR Replicant and Automata for years and watching all of your different videos of the Replicant vinyl albums + This full album video has inspired me to buy the full album set for myself. Unfortunately, I am very new to Vinyl collecting and I do not own a turntable. In your other comment you mentioned you have an Audio-Technica ATLP-60XBT and after researching it, I found it is a really good starter turntable. I have found that it is difficult to listen to the turntable on its own without speakers and that headphones are difficult to work with on turntables. My questions are whether or not you recommend the turntable you use and if you are able to tell me how you get the audio to be so high quality from your album? Do you usually listen with headphones, speakers etc and how do you make it sound so clean for it to be listened to on TH-cam? I appreciate all of the videos you've made showcasing this fantastic album, certainly a hidden gem.
Disclaimer: I'm just an average music enthusiast, not a professional. I may not notice subtle differences in sound. If you're a beginner in turntables like me or simply want one for a specific vinyl, I highly recommend the Audio-Technica AT-LP60 (or AT-LP120XUSB if you have a larger budget) paired with active speakers like the Edifier R1700BT. They will undoubtedly provide you with a great listening experience for the NieR OST. Regarding the method I use to get audio output, I connect my turntable to my PC using only an RCA cable with an RCA to 3.5mm jack adapter. Then, I connect it to my PC's microphone line-in port. I play the vinyl and simultaneously use Audacity to record the sound ♫꒰･‿･๑꒱ **PS : Your comment really made my day, Thank you for your support.
@@Khan-vp4zn Hey again! Since our conversation, my Vinyl Records all came in and so did the AT-LP60X and my R1700BT Speakers! It was pretty hard to find the speakers in local stores but I found them for a good price after a bit of searching. I've tested all of the records and they sound beautiful, my only question now is how do you have your Turntable connected to your speakers? Is it via AUX In or PC in? I've found I can use both but AUX in sounds worse but that's because of setup/troubleshooting. I'm also having issues where my speakers pick up on a lot of crackling, did you have this issue when you first got the Vinyl set/the turntable? Some online resources basically say "Hey just keep using it and your Turntable's needle will adjust itself" but the issues seem to happen most commonly on the Nier record. I find that when I take it off the turntable, the felt mat is stuck onto the B-Side of the record (When I'm playing A-Side) and I can feel a LOT of static when I'm trying to carry the record back into its sleeve. Is this an issue you commonly face? If so, how can I look into fixing it? I'm also curious on how you store the record. Do you keep the vinyls in the original paper-bag like sleeves that they come in sitting in the bigger sleeves with the character arts on it? I'm not too knowledgeable on how to store and maintain records. If my issue does include static, is there a way that I could look into fixing it? Overall I absolutely love the records and I do not regret purchasing it regardless of this issue or not, however I'd just like to make sure I didn't receive an already damaged record! I find that track A-1 Has it the worst in the Nier record, which I am not sure if it's because the speakers struggle to work with lower frequencies or not but I tested the speakers on phone Bluetooth before and it's absolutely perfect. So it's either static causing the crackling sound on the speakers, a dirty/damaged part of the record or potential cable configuration, in which I am honestly not sure. So far it is not looking to be a damaged record, because rarely the Kaine and Emil records can do that too but the Nier record is the only one that's had static so bad that the felt mat attaches itself to the record when I try to take off the record from the turntable. If you could potentially give me your experiences with the turntable and records, I would greatly appreciate it as I am honestly lost as I am now. I appreciate your time as always!
@@VibrantSubbed Wow, I really appreciate your effort on commenting in very detailed. Here are some quick answers about cracking sound. I would say it's normal for vinyl. My solution for reducing the cracking noise is to use an anti-static microfiber brush to clean the dust from the vinyl before playing. (The vinyl sleeve also contains dust, so I recommend cleaning the dust every time before you put the needle on your vinyl record. Vinyl record is analog format it may not be perfect and seamless experience but I find that to be charm of using vinyl ) While cleaning, let the vinyl spin and then gently put the brush onto the vinyl. Do not push too hard and let the brush do the job. Additionally, you can use a needle cleaner to clean out dust from the needle. I'm sure following these procedures will reduce cracking noise. For connection, I connected my turntable to my speaker via the AUX port. ( I've heard that AUX and PC ports have different wattage and voltage, but I'm not quite sure. I also find that these two ports provide quite a difference in sound quality and loudness.) To avoid static, you should be careful not to accidentally touch the metal parts of the turntable. The matt should be made of anti-static material, If you didn't touch the metal part, the issue with your matt might be due to a quality control problem. You could consider purchasing a new mat, by the way. I store all my vinyl records in their original sleeves and boxes, and keep them out of direct sunlight. I also place a moisture-proof bag near the box to prevent damage from humidity.
I am a little bit uneducated, but are those 10+1 YEARS versions literally picked from other existing full albums (like the separate boxsets for Automata, Replicant and Gestalt OSTs), or they are different/unique versions that are not present in any other vynil or CD album/boxset?
Would be great it this version was available on Spotify
Sad tragic, but true tale... I ordered the full set and when it arrived I failed to realize, to my dismay, I forgot to change the shipping address after I moved to my new home. Fair to say... the album and all it's glory... was lost to the void.
Sorry to hear that man ... Hope that one day this masterpiece will finally be in your possession.
This hurts my heart
This video was held private for about 2 months due to my... well, laziness lol. Oh also I have an important announcement here: from now on, there will be a variety of content uploaded and produced in my local language. I'm kind of rebranding my TH-cam channel. However, for content related to vinyl and collection, I will keep producing them in the same format, but it may be less frequent. Anyway, I hope you enjoy this ad-free video.
Wow I wasn't expecting ASMR effect on this, but even better
Think it woulda been nice if they added Grandma to the Kaine Vinyl
This is amazing, a lot of these are a first time listen, you have single-handedly inspired me to finally finish my essay!
thank you for uploading! I have the vinyl but havent purchase the player...yet.lmao
As cool as it is to own on Vinyl, I’m glad you uploaded this because all my vinyl stuff sits in a closet since my gf moved in and never have the chance to play these 😢
thanks a million for sharing this!!
Thank you! You too!
Thank you so much for the video!
so beautiful, thanks for this!
Increible!! me encanto!! hubo partes que me dieron la sensacion de la musica hecha en la decada de los ochenta... algo como: "la musica de nier si hubiera sido compuesta en la decada de los 80" o algo asi. 😍
Thanks!
Спасибо
Thanks for this🧐
Got this set months back, need to find time to spin and listen to the tracks. Still great nonetheless (even through earphones).
💯❤️
Incroyable, Emi Evans est ma chanteuse préférée, je suis fan de Nier, merci beaucoup
Hey! I've always been a massive fan of the OST for NieR Replicant and Automata for years and watching all of your different videos of the Replicant vinyl albums + This full album video has inspired me to buy the full album set for myself. Unfortunately, I am very new to Vinyl collecting and I do not own a turntable. In your other comment you mentioned you have an Audio-Technica ATLP-60XBT and after researching it, I found it is a really good starter turntable. I have found that it is difficult to listen to the turntable on its own without speakers and that headphones are difficult to work with on turntables. My questions are whether or not you recommend the turntable you use and if you are able to tell me how you get the audio to be so high quality from your album? Do you usually listen with headphones, speakers etc and how do you make it sound so clean for it to be listened to on TH-cam? I appreciate all of the videos you've made showcasing this fantastic album, certainly a hidden gem.
Disclaimer: I'm just an average music enthusiast, not a professional. I may not notice subtle differences in sound. If you're a beginner in turntables like me or simply want one for a specific vinyl, I highly recommend the Audio-Technica AT-LP60 (or AT-LP120XUSB if you have a larger budget) paired with active speakers like the Edifier R1700BT. They will undoubtedly provide you with a great listening experience for the NieR OST.
Regarding the method I use to get audio output, I connect my turntable to my PC using only an RCA cable with an RCA to 3.5mm jack adapter. Then, I connect it to my PC's microphone line-in port. I play the vinyl and simultaneously use Audacity to record the sound ♫꒰･‿･๑꒱
**PS : Your comment really made my day, Thank you for your support.
@@Khan-vp4zn Hey again! Since our conversation, my Vinyl Records all came in and so did the AT-LP60X and my R1700BT Speakers! It was pretty hard to find the speakers in local stores but I found them for a good price after a bit of searching. I've tested all of the records and they sound beautiful, my only question now is how do you have your Turntable connected to your speakers? Is it via AUX In or PC in? I've found I can use both but AUX in sounds worse but that's because of setup/troubleshooting.
I'm also having issues where my speakers pick up on a lot of crackling, did you have this issue when you first got the Vinyl set/the turntable? Some online resources basically say "Hey just keep using it and your Turntable's needle will adjust itself" but the issues seem to happen most commonly on the Nier record. I find that when I take it off the turntable, the felt mat is stuck onto the B-Side of the record (When I'm playing A-Side) and I can feel a LOT of static when I'm trying to carry the record back into its sleeve. Is this an issue you commonly face? If so, how can I look into fixing it?
I'm also curious on how you store the record. Do you keep the vinyls in the original paper-bag like sleeves that they come in sitting in the bigger sleeves with the character arts on it? I'm not too knowledgeable on how to store and maintain records.
If my issue does include static, is there a way that I could look into fixing it? Overall I absolutely love the records and I do not regret purchasing it regardless of this issue or not, however I'd just like to make sure I didn't receive an already damaged record! I find that track A-1 Has it the worst in the Nier record, which I am not sure if it's because the speakers struggle to work with lower frequencies or not but I tested the speakers on phone Bluetooth before and it's absolutely perfect. So it's either static causing the crackling sound on the speakers, a dirty/damaged part of the record or potential cable configuration, in which I am honestly not sure. So far it is not looking to be a damaged record, because rarely the Kaine and Emil records can do that too but the Nier record is the only one that's had static so bad that the felt mat attaches itself to the record when I try to take off the record from the turntable.
If you could potentially give me your experiences with the turntable and records, I would greatly appreciate it as I am honestly lost as I am now. I appreciate your time as always!
@@VibrantSubbed Wow, I really appreciate your effort on commenting in very detailed.
Here are some quick answers about cracking sound. I would say it's normal for vinyl. My solution for reducing the cracking noise is to use an anti-static microfiber brush to clean the dust from the vinyl before playing. (The vinyl sleeve also contains dust, so I recommend cleaning the dust every time before you put the needle on your vinyl record. Vinyl record is analog format it may not be perfect and seamless experience but I find that to be charm of using vinyl ) While cleaning, let the vinyl spin and then gently put the brush onto the vinyl. Do not push too hard and let the brush do the job. Additionally, you can use a needle cleaner to clean out dust from the needle. I'm sure following these procedures will reduce cracking noise.
For connection, I connected my turntable to my speaker via the AUX port. ( I've heard that AUX and PC ports have different wattage and voltage, but I'm not quite sure. I also find that these two ports provide quite a difference in sound quality and loudness.)
To avoid static, you should be careful not to accidentally touch the metal parts of the turntable. The matt should be made of anti-static material, If you didn't touch the metal part, the issue with your matt might be due to a quality control problem. You could consider purchasing a new mat, by the way.
I store all my vinyl records in their original sleeves and boxes, and keep them out of direct sunlight. I also place a moisture-proof bag near the box to prevent damage from humidity.
I am a little bit uneducated, but are those 10+1 YEARS versions literally picked from other existing full albums (like the separate boxsets for Automata, Replicant and Gestalt OSTs), or they are different/unique versions that are not present in any other vynil or CD album/boxset?
these are 10 + 1 years album
They're from a bunch of different albums
what kind of turntable are you using?
I use Audio technica ATLP 60XBT :)
@@Khan-vp4zn thanks! i recently got this lp box set but i don’t have a turntable yet - been looking at this very model :)
@@BleachKid264890 Highly recommend this model for beginners because it performs very well and comes at an affordable price :)))
Is there a huge quality gap between youtube and vinyl? Or its more collectable value?
dude where can I buy this omg
na.store.square-enix-games.com/nier-replicant--10_1-years--vinyl-lp-box-set
@@Khan-vp4zn thank you