@@andreijurca5546 I think that's his beer-making channel. He's had that Chanel for a while... But I see that he is still alive!... He should at lease drop by here on vinyl TV to offer up some sort of explanation of his disappearance. - Just respectful to his viewers here I think.
Craig, like others, I am wondering what happened to you and hoping you are well. Your vids are great and you just seem like a really likable guy. If you’re still out there, it would be great hearing from you.
HI Craig, are you still with us? i hope so as your vids are amazing. my mate has just started out vinyl again!!! but him onto your vids, most helpfull.. please keep going mate, ALL THE BEST cheers.. ps i have seen a CAMRA sticker on your wall? i'm a member over here in England, southeast Essex got some GREAT pub's around here.....
For over 65 years I’ve been enjoying recordings with reverb, but only today have I found out how it was done. Extremely interesting. Thank you so much, Craig
Craig, you have made the most excellent teaching on reverb. I have worked in studios and work and mixed on all the above. i sure do miss and love the plate. A German company even marketed a Gold plated Plate Reverb. Lexicon was a great digital innovator who came out with the 1/4 unit rack mount. Thank you for a great video that deserves way more credit than it will see.
Woooah! I never knew any of this Craig. Great info perfectly delivered my friend. Your videos are always a joy, it’s obvious how much time and effort goes into them. Cheers from the north west of England 👍
Gotta give props to the Jamaican mix-masters like King Tubby an Lee Perry. Those guys had nothing, and built their own way up to help develop both spring and plate reverb. Nice to see Fran! Im a big fan of her channel.
Craig , I love your videos. You come across so easy going and light. I watched some youtube videos The're so serious. I also love your music taste. I was born 1958. So I listen a lot of 70's. , some 60's.
I just found this video ... i collect vinyl - and play guitar/record and love reverb. So thanks for going over all of this and showing how it works!! excellent video
Hey there! I've reached just yesterday your channel through an article showing your vídeo about your experience on finding the at 440 cartridge! About this vídeo, thank you, it's full of history, hands-on physics lessons, sound engineering, knowledge and experience sharing. Thank you so much.
Hi have you stopped doing your videos it’s been over a year the last one if your not doing them I will stop my subscription thanks for. The vids and wish you well for the future
Hi Craig , great video. I have a Yamaha DGX300 keyboard with reverb . As a teen in 1973 our family had a Hammond organ with reverb . What a great sound . I found your video really interesting . Thx cheers !!
Hi.You haven't posted for a long time.Hope you will do soon.Good health to you and God bless. BTW, may I ask why you didn't continue singing? You've got excellent voice.
Just a heads up on a 1979 The Pretenders Album. I know you and your listeners appreciate real talent in a band. Give it a listen. It's one of those Albums where you say to yourself ' Wow these guys know how to play music'. Play it LOUD. All the best from UK.
Before digital reverb processors, there were different ways. The most natural was a large room, where you play the part you need reverbated over speakers and pick it up with microphones. When radio stations did live music, they sent the effect send to the station building and got it back. Later the hall plates brought a good reverb and live musicians had the options of spring reverb or echo machine with short delay time. Before reverb units, record companies added microphones to catch the recording room's reverbation separately.
Greetings . First of all congratulations for the channel !!! EXCELLENT !!! your work the one you are doing, I have an Onkyo Digital A-8800 with all the modules of the equipment are Onkyo which are an M504 amplifier sound, with an EQ540 Interga equalizer and another EQ-201 and another EQ-25 and another EQ-140 and one TA-2550 Interga and one TA-2750 Interga and one TA-205 Interga deck and another double deck TA-RW 909 . a CP1500F Interga platter and Ortofon 40 turntable needle and CD DX-708 Interga, and the T-4500 Interga radio, All the models are from the Onkyo brand, which is the best that Onkyo does NOT make mass production if they are not selected from the Onkyo And the cables connected to the equipment are of the KabelDirekt Pro Series RCA brand and 4 DAS R-212 Speakers. and 2 Mivoc hype 10 g2 hifi subwoofers, 300 w, from 20 to 180 hz. IN THE END A CLASSIC OF THE 80S AND 90S of sound equipment of that time, over the years I have never broken any module, that is already seen from how they worked before and the manufacturing materials, I hope to have it duarte, many years for the quality of a good musical team, greetings and very good videos that you have a great like for your great videos, great sound models like these devices are no longer manufactured, it is a pity, that nowadays everything is plastic, greetings from Barcelona - You could do one of Onkyo Interga also of Review - Congratulations to all Onkyo electronics, the Inegra Series was a true excellence. I bring you bad news, for this glorious brand, which made hifi history, these days, Sharp, who recently acquired the brand, announced that the debt is incurable. The electronic audio equipment company Onkyo has filed for bankruptcy, after accumulating debts of US$24 million. Onkyo, founded in Osaka in 1946 under the name "Osaka Denky Onkyo K.K", has failed to position its mainly analog equipment in the streaming era, consequently Onkyo has been declared bankrupt by the Onkyo company. Even if the electronics produced today had nothing to do with the wonderful electronics that it has... A big greeting from Barcelona, Spain,
Great video Craig, a lot of nice educational information about reverb, love your videos. Best regards to you and your family and 17. See you in the cast.
Craig, your video on stylus cleaning was hugely informative and once again audiophile nonsense shattering - do you think you could do a similar video on the methods of cleaning records, using the microscope? Ie using isopropyl vs spin clean, and also different cloth types ie long vs shorter hair microfibre cloths? I sometimes wonder if I’m depositing hairs into the grooves, and while at first the clean will work, the newly deposited fibres will become etched into the record! Or alternatively, do microfibre cloths with shorter fibres not reach as deeply into the records? Does rinsing the record afterwards have a bigger impact when the stream of water directly hits the groove, or as long as some water runs over it is this just as effective at clearing leftover residue? Just some ideas, I wonder if you also have your own! Big fan, been watching you from my introduction the hobby three years ago - you are on of the reasons I can enjoy this hobby so much and find the middle ground between enjoying hi quality sounds, and not getting lost in a stream of over the top audiophile madness. Ian
@22:00 I invented large wooden 'effects' boxes in the year 2000 that were all analgous in nature, no electricity that emulated certain known effects, like Gated reverb. It was like the old time recording method of a big Horn in front of an orchestra.. generally but the boxes are much different and complex shapes inside the box that the microphone on the other side capture with the music performer on the other side- the sound passed through. .. so in essence, yes not really can get that sound in nature unless someone's ear canals were blocked in a certain shape 😂 They were as big as a couch. Did them all for a big art installation and got a grant for the designs.
You know I never really thought about Hi Infidelity having reverb but it sure does. I don't know how I missed it. Gary richrath's guitar sounded so good with it too. It's strange how you can hear stuff like that sometimes but not really notice it. I got lucky earlier this year and got a unopened, of course still sealed, first pressing of that album for about $18. I really love that album and it takes me back tomorrow early teenage years. Thanks for the interesting video on reverb... and Happy Thanksgiving! Brian in Fort Worth
Great educational video Craig. I found it weird that I did not realise 'echo chamber' was an actual thing! I just thought it was a saying used in arguments about people :)
Boy, I learned something today! Very interesting subject, ambience or spatiality in music is something I've always found way cool in music. I have a Dared VP 845 83 pound 20 watt single end triode pure classs A tube amplifier, and a Cary 300 B set 8 watt pure class A amplifier driving Klipsch Cornwall mk3 103 db sensitivity speakers , these combinations are known for reproducing air or ambience, giving a 3d sound experience. I also use a Innuos Zenith mk 3 server/streamer into my Lampizator Lite 7 single end triode DAC, 24/396 PCM, or SACD or DSD 256, utilising pureclass A power tubes on the output stage, 2a3, 300b, 45, or 101 directly heated tubes or dht in my digital playback in addition to my VPI prime superscout turntable. Jbtw that album was one I purchased in high school or just after graduation REO speedwagon in highfidelity, still have it today! I didn't know this reverb subject, very good musical enhancement! Thanks for sharing your experiences and knowledge, way cool! Keep us enlightened!
Hi Craig another interesting video thanks, what are your thoughts on cables? What’s the difference between say to a 5£ 20£ or 100£ if at all possible would you be able to to shed some light on this in one of your videos Many Thanks Steve
Craig. Thank you very very very much for doing your content. I love your contact. Do you agree with me but if you've got a really good turntable, it will beat any CD player of a comparable price hands-down? I also have a marantz SX 72 scratch suppression piece of kit. Have you ever heard of One? It is supposed to get rid of the scratches and popple sounds of vinyl records. I am yet to hook it up, what is your opinion on this kind of stereo separates? Is the last couple of years I've started to play my vinyl record collection more than I play CDs and I tell you this vinyl sounds much better and more natural the CD. I prefer the tactile nature of vinyl now. Your work on vinyl sleeves as much more superior the CD artwork. I have a Technics SL 1210 Mark 2. I bet you've heard of these decks haven't you? I consider I've got a half decent turntable. What say you? I have just recorded onto my computer all of my Madonna True Blue album 12-inch singles and the album itself. I recorded it into audacity and did a bit of noise reduction and scratch audio repair removal with a bit of EQ to make it sound better and I'll tell you I'm completely blown away with the results. I have true blue on CD but my vinyl recording blows it out of the sky regards to quality stop the dynamic Headroom is much better on it and a frequency Headroom is a lot better on it as well. It just sounds so much better. I am now going back to vinyl and I'm glad I've rediscovered it. Vinyl is not just final it is beginning middle and end. Not mention final of course. As far as I'm concerned vinyl records are a person's best friend. By the way can you do an audio recording on audacity or that reissue ACDC album plus the original album that you found in that collection full stop so we can hear the sound different so we can see it represented as a waveform on audacity? As like everybody else I would love to hear the difference. Again Craig thank you very much for your TH-cam channel. Regards. Pure.
The sound you're hearing on the guitar is called "Tremolo". It's not an echo effect, but rather a trembling vibrato effect. I also hear echo on an other guitar and some spring reverb. Sounds like some echo on the voice too.
Hello Craig. A while ago, you said that your lp120 has motor noise. Can you do a comparison between the two tables (with the same cartridge) so we can hear the extent of the noise?
Hey Craig! I wanted to get a Vinyl TV shirt and possibly a copy of After All, but tgtshirts is broken so I can't buy one. If you could possibly hook me up that would be awesome!
Please help .why dose some vinal only play on one speaker it's driving me mad.i have Cambridge audio separates and very old warfdale speakers with an audio technica atlp5 direct drive turntable 🤗🇨🇮
These units, like the Roland Space Echo, combine several echoes and feed them back upon each other. This is called multi-tap delay. I have an analog delay unit which I modified to do something similar, and it almost sounds like reverb, but it's not true reverb. Also, some of those units, like the Space Echo also have spring reverb in them too, which when combined with the tape delay, can sound quite good, but still not like true reverb.
Been meaning to ask you Craig, what is the effect on In Another Land by The Rolling Stones. Starts at 10 seconds into the song, vocals sound like they are coming from underwater.
Is this guy still alive? I hope so. I learnes a lot from watching his videos and generally like him and hope he is ok.
i guess he is fine, check his self made beer channel, last video is 2 months old
Please resume making content! You are a valuable asset to us Vynal (sp) /TurnTable geeks 🎉😅😮😊😂❤
He still posts on CraigTube
I know some will say, "Welcome back". I never left. This video took forever to put together and to be accurate and concise.
sir, it's been 11 months now since this post you wrote, is everything ok?
Agreed, hope things are ok
@@interstellarsynthesis5654 Yeah I've been worried about him too! Please let us know you're okay Vinyl TV
we need more content
Hey I was wondering, how can I get a copy of some of your music? Your stuff sounds really good!
Dude, you ok? I miss you and your videos... Sure hope you chime in soon. :(
Craigtube is his new channel
@@andreijurca5546 I think that's his beer-making channel. He's had that Chanel for a while... But I see that he is still alive!... He should at lease drop by here on vinyl TV to offer up some sort of explanation of his disappearance. - Just respectful to his viewers here I think.
Craig, like others, I am wondering what happened to you and hoping you are well. Your vids are great and you just seem like a really likable guy. If you’re still out there, it would be great hearing from you.
He still posts on his other channel, CraigTube
we miss you craig!
Craigtube is his new channel
Yeah but we miss the music and vinyl stuff.
Hope your well Sir no videos for a long time now hope nothing is wrong love your channel😊
Craigtube is his new channel
@@andreijurca5546 Thanks for posting this, I was worried about him.
HI Craig, are you still with us? i hope so as your vids are amazing. my mate has just started out vinyl again!!! but him onto your vids, most helpfull.. please keep going mate, ALL THE BEST cheers.. ps i have seen a CAMRA sticker on your wall? i'm a member over here in England, southeast Essex got some GREAT pub's around here.....
Craigtube is his new channel
Still can't believe he sounds so good when he sings
Cant wait for the next video Craig! Best Vinyl channel out there!
Great video as always .. trusting you are healthy and happy looking forward to your next video here ...always interesting and informative
Rest in Power Jah Shaka! The Soundsytem reverb Master!
just started to follow, now i see its more than a year ago the last video been uploaded.
I hope you are doing well
I love this guy's videos. I hope he begins posting again.
We miss you, sir! I hope you and your family are doing well. Pls, come back. Cheers!
he's got another channel he focuses on about making alcoholic piss drinks.
@@SPINNINGMYWHEELS777 what’s the channel’s name?
@@vinylexplorer9817 craigtube
Never watched you do a boring video. Always fascinating
You videos have always been wonderful. This one was so informative that the time flew listening to you talk about this. Loved this video! Take Care!
Great timing! Just today I heard someone talking about how EVH used plate reverb and I had no clue what that was until watching this video.
For over 65 years I’ve been enjoying recordings with reverb, but only today have I found out how it was done. Extremely interesting. Thank you so much, Craig
Mr. Farraway, I like your music a lot, where to find it is the big question. Greetings from Houston Tx, Cheers!
Head to Soundcloud.com and search for Craig Farraway. Thanks!
Craig, you have made the most excellent teaching on reverb. I have worked in studios and work and mixed on all the above. i sure do miss and love the plate. A German company even marketed a Gold plated Plate Reverb. Lexicon was a great digital innovator who came out with the 1/4 unit rack mount. Thank you for a great video that deserves way more credit than it will see.
Great history on reverb. THANKS ! ! ! ! !
This is an awesome video! I learned much I didn't know. Thank you.
Woooah! I never knew any of this Craig. Great info perfectly delivered my friend. Your videos are always a joy, it’s obvious how much time and effort goes into them. Cheers from the north west of England 👍
Hope all is well Craig!🙏
Gotta give props to the Jamaican mix-masters like King Tubby an Lee Perry. Those guys had nothing, and built their own way up to help develop both spring and plate reverb. Nice to see Fran! Im a big fan of her channel.
Cool to see Fran with that plate reverb from back in the day! Yay Franlab!
Thanks for you presentation and knowledge. A pleasure to watch
Craig- please come back!
Craig , I love your videos. You come across so easy going and light. I watched some youtube videos The're so serious.
I also love your music taste. I was born 1958. So I listen a lot of 70's. , some 60's.
I just found this video ... i collect vinyl - and play guitar/record and love reverb. So thanks for going over all of this and showing how it works!! excellent video
I'm glad you finally got a new shirt.
Hey there! I've reached just yesterday your channel through an article showing your vídeo about your experience on finding the at 440 cartridge! About this vídeo, thank you, it's full of history, hands-on physics lessons, sound engineering, knowledge and experience sharing. Thank you so much.
This video was lot of work - I appreciate that. Keep going!
Thanks for the video this is one of your best ones.
Beautiful vocals !
Hi have you stopped doing your videos it’s been over a year the last one if your not doing them I will stop my subscription thanks for. The vids and wish you well for the future
Craigtube is his new channel
he makes alcoholic piss videos (beer).
Hi Craig , great video. I have a Yamaha DGX300 keyboard with reverb . As a teen in 1973 our family had a Hammond organ with reverb . What a great sound . I found your video really interesting . Thx cheers !!
Great video Craig!
Hi.You haven't posted for a long time.Hope you will do soon.Good health to you and God bless.
BTW, may I ask why you didn't continue singing? You've got excellent voice.
You should print "Vinyl is Final" on the back of the shirt if it's not already there. But I'd like to get one regardless.
Cheers
-Jeff
Hey, are you still with us.?
Miss your Vinal expertise.!
Wow! So glad I found this channel! Thanks for doing it!
Hello can we please have more uploads i love this channel.
Thankx for all the great Informations about Technics Sl...I've got it all in my brain now.. so great...greetings🇩🇪👍
We want more videos! Where have you gone? A clip on isolating vibrations from speakers and those affecting the turntable would be nice!!
Craigtube is his new channel
Very well done, thank you!! I just bought an old Pioneer SR-60 Reverberation Amplifier in 'like new' condition, and can't wait to try it out :)
2020 has been a bad year, covid lockdowns, bushfires and floods here in Australia, can only get better. Have a happy 2021
Just a heads up on a 1979 The Pretenders Album. I know you and your listeners appreciate real talent in a band. Give it a listen. It's one of those Albums where you say to yourself ' Wow these guys know how to play music'. Play it LOUD. All the best from UK.
Before digital reverb processors, there were different ways.
The most natural was a large room, where you play the part you need reverbated over speakers and pick it up with microphones. When radio stations did live music, they sent the effect send to the station building and got it back.
Later the hall plates brought a good reverb and live musicians had the options of spring reverb or echo machine with short delay time.
Before reverb units, record companies added microphones to catch the recording room's reverbation separately.
Great video Craig! Thanks.
Greetings . First of all congratulations for the channel !!! EXCELLENT !!! your work the one you are doing, I have an Onkyo Digital A-8800 with all the modules of the equipment are Onkyo which are an M504 amplifier sound, with an EQ540 Interga equalizer and another EQ-201 and another EQ-25 and another EQ-140 and one TA-2550 Interga and one TA-2750 Interga and one TA-205 Interga deck and another double deck TA-RW 909 . a CP1500F Interga platter and Ortofon 40 turntable needle and CD DX-708 Interga, and the T-4500 Interga radio, All the models are from the Onkyo brand, which is the best that Onkyo does NOT make mass production if they are not selected from the Onkyo And the cables connected to the equipment are of the KabelDirekt Pro Series RCA brand and 4 DAS R-212 Speakers. and 2 Mivoc hype 10 g2 hifi subwoofers, 300 w, from 20 to 180 hz. IN THE END A CLASSIC OF THE 80S AND 90S of sound equipment of that time, over the years I have never broken any module, that is already seen from how they worked before and the manufacturing materials, I hope to have it duarte, many years for the quality of a good musical team, greetings and very good videos that you have a great like for your great videos, great sound models like these devices are no longer manufactured, it is a pity, that nowadays everything is plastic, greetings from Barcelona - You could do one of Onkyo Interga also of Review - Congratulations to all Onkyo electronics, the Inegra Series was a true excellence. I bring you bad news, for this glorious brand, which made hifi history, these days, Sharp, who recently acquired the brand, announced that the debt is incurable. The electronic audio equipment company Onkyo has filed for bankruptcy, after accumulating debts of US$24 million. Onkyo, founded in Osaka in 1946 under the name "Osaka Denky Onkyo K.K", has failed to position its mainly analog equipment in the streaming era, consequently Onkyo has been declared bankrupt by the Onkyo company. Even if the electronics produced today had nothing to do with the wonderful electronics that it has... A big greeting from Barcelona, Spain,
For anyone wondering he has another channel called craigtube
Thank you. This was very educational
Thanks Craig.
Interesting info Craig!! Thank you !! xo
Great video and examples Craig. Cheers. Dripstick
I miss you
Great video Craig, a lot of nice educational information about reverb, love your videos. Best regards to you and your family and 17. See you in the cast.
So interesting. What a great video Craig! I love the sound of music with reverberation.
Craig, your video on stylus cleaning was hugely informative and once again audiophile nonsense shattering - do you think you could do a similar video on the methods of cleaning records, using the microscope? Ie using isopropyl vs spin clean, and also different cloth types ie long vs shorter hair microfibre cloths? I sometimes wonder if I’m depositing hairs into the grooves, and while at first the clean will work, the newly deposited fibres will become etched into the record!
Or alternatively, do microfibre cloths with shorter fibres not reach as deeply into the records?
Does rinsing the record afterwards have a bigger impact when the stream of water directly hits the groove, or as long as some water runs over it is this just as effective at clearing leftover residue?
Just some ideas, I wonder if you also have your own!
Big fan, been watching you from my introduction the hobby three years ago - you are on of the reasons I can enjoy this hobby so much and find the middle ground between enjoying hi quality sounds, and not getting lost in a stream of over the top audiophile madness.
Ian
really good video, it was quite eyeopening for me. Not being a musician I never know what was going on. Thank you!!
@22:00 I invented large wooden 'effects' boxes in the year 2000 that were all analgous in nature, no electricity that emulated certain known effects, like Gated reverb. It was like the old time recording method of a big Horn in front of an orchestra.. generally but the boxes are much different and complex shapes inside the box that the microphone on the other side capture with the music performer on the other side- the sound passed through. .. so in essence, yes not really can get that sound in nature unless someone's ear canals were blocked in a certain shape 😂 They were as big as a couch. Did them all for a big art installation and got a grant for the designs.
Cool video Craig
Great video
Fascinating! I always enjoy learning something new from your videos Craig. Vince @TD
Where you at Craig? We need more videos.
yes!! love fran in the lab :)
Great information!
Just ordered my own Vinyl TV tee!🤓🤘
Nice work!
9:45 I had an organ with spring reverb and the spring shock sounded, as would someone close the big door by pushing.
Hi. How about a 3 Minute Video just to let us know U R AOK ... And Channel; Updates ... ATB
Craigtube is his new channel
You know I never really thought about Hi Infidelity having reverb but it sure does. I don't know how I missed it. Gary richrath's guitar sounded so good with it too. It's strange how you can hear stuff like that sometimes but not really notice it. I got lucky earlier this year and got a unopened, of course still sealed, first pressing of that album for about $18. I really love that album and it takes me back tomorrow early teenage years.
Thanks for the interesting video on reverb... and Happy Thanksgiving!
Brian in Fort Worth
Cheers Craig, learned a lot Stay Safe🍺🇬🇧
Is that a RUSH poster on the right in the background? Def looks like it could be.
Hey, where ya at?
Great educational video Craig.
I found it weird that I did not realise 'echo chamber' was an actual thing! I just thought it was a saying used in arguments about people :)
Boy, I learned something today!
Very interesting subject, ambience or spatiality in music is something I've always found way cool in music.
I have a Dared VP 845 83 pound 20 watt single end triode pure classs A tube amplifier, and a Cary 300 B set 8 watt pure class A amplifier driving Klipsch Cornwall mk3 103 db sensitivity speakers , these combinations are known for reproducing air or ambience, giving a 3d sound experience. I also use a Innuos Zenith mk 3 server/streamer into my Lampizator Lite 7 single end triode DAC, 24/396 PCM, or SACD or DSD 256, utilising pureclass A power tubes on the output stage, 2a3, 300b, 45, or 101 directly heated tubes or dht in my digital playback in addition to my VPI prime superscout turntable.
Jbtw that album was one I purchased in high school or just after graduation REO speedwagon in highfidelity, still have it today!
I didn't know this reverb subject, very good musical enhancement!
Thanks for sharing your experiences and knowledge, way cool!
Keep us enlightened!
Hello Craig, I hope you're doing OK!
Come back! Guys I'm concerned he's not even replying to comments! 😞
Craigtube is his new channel
Thanks Craig. I would love to see more videos like this about audio. I have that Reo Speedwagon album :) It's good.
I get concerned when my favorite reviewer’s seem missing in action. Hope you’re OK. Please put out a video soon.
He just did today on his other channel. Craigtube
Hi Craig another interesting video thanks, what are your thoughts on cables? What’s the difference between say to a 5£ 20£ or 100£ if at all possible would you be able to to shed some light on this in one of your videos Many Thanks Steve
13:40 Ray Conniff and James Last used on stage plate reverb.
Craig.
Thank you very very very much for doing your content. I love your contact.
Do you agree with me but if you've got a really good turntable, it will beat any CD player of a comparable price hands-down? I also have a marantz SX 72 scratch suppression piece of kit. Have you ever heard of One? It is supposed to get rid of the scratches and popple sounds of vinyl records. I am yet to hook it up, what is your opinion on this kind of stereo separates? Is the last couple of years I've started to play my vinyl record collection more than I play CDs and I tell you this vinyl sounds much better and more natural the CD.
I prefer the tactile nature of vinyl now. Your work on vinyl sleeves as much more superior the CD artwork. I have a Technics SL 1210 Mark 2. I bet you've heard of these decks haven't you? I consider I've got a half decent turntable. What say you?
I have just recorded onto my computer all of my Madonna True Blue album 12-inch singles and the album itself. I recorded it into audacity and did a bit of noise reduction and scratch audio repair removal with a bit of EQ to make it sound better and I'll tell you I'm completely blown away with the results. I have true blue on CD but my vinyl recording blows it out of the sky regards to quality stop the dynamic Headroom is much better on it and a frequency Headroom is a lot better on it as well. It just sounds so much better. I am now going back to vinyl and I'm glad I've rediscovered it. Vinyl is not just final it is beginning middle and end. Not mention final of course. As far as I'm concerned vinyl records are a person's best friend.
By the way can you do an audio recording on audacity or that reissue ACDC album plus the original album that you found in that collection full stop so we can hear the sound different so we can see it represented as a waveform on audacity? As like everybody else I would love to hear the difference.
Again Craig thank you very much for your TH-cam channel.
Regards.
Pure.
You failed to mention "Crimson & Clover" by Tommy James & The Shondells! For the longest time I just couldn't figure out how they got that sound!
The sound you're hearing on the guitar is called "Tremolo". It's not an echo effect, but rather a trembling vibrato effect. I also hear echo on an other guitar and some spring reverb. Sounds like some echo on the voice too.
oh, the most recent video of yours is this one. Two years ago. Are you doing alright, buddy?
How are you man? It's been awhile since your last post
Great vids. Are you still around mate?
Craigtube is his new channel
Hello Craig. A while ago, you said that your lp120 has motor noise. Can you do a comparison between the two tables (with the same cartridge) so we can hear the extent of the noise?
Hello Craig, no Vinyl videos anymore ? it looks like it's only the beer hahaha 😉
King tubbys!! King of reverb
Hey Craig! I wanted to get a Vinyl TV shirt and possibly a copy of After All, but tgtshirts is broken so I can't buy one. If you could possibly hook me up that would be awesome!
Please help .why dose some vinal only play on one speaker it's driving me mad.i have Cambridge audio separates and very old warfdale speakers with an audio technica atlp5 direct drive turntable 🤗🇨🇮
wonder what happened to you. as far as I can see this was your last uploaded video. how are you doing?
Hi, Craig: PLEASE let us know that you are still with us. Thank you.
Craigtube is his new channel
Please do a new video soon!
Craigtube is his new channel
Craig, what about loop tape reverb units with a loop of tape a record head, 6 or 8 playback heads and an erase head.
These units, like the Roland Space Echo, combine several echoes and feed them back upon each other. This is called multi-tap delay. I have an analog delay unit which I modified to do something similar, and it almost sounds like reverb, but it's not true reverb. Also, some of those units, like the Space Echo also have spring reverb in them too, which when combined with the tape delay, can sound quite good, but still not like true reverb.
Reverb yeah we used it back in CB radio good video but never really cared for Reverb on vinyl I guess the REO Speedwagon doesn't sound too bad though
Been meaning to ask you Craig, what is the effect on In Another Land by The Rolling Stones. Starts at 10 seconds into the song, vocals sound like they are coming from underwater.
That is called Tremolo, and it's usually used on electric guitars. Most guitar amps have a knob for it.
@@VinylTV33 Thanks!