RIAA Curve Uncovered: How It Shapes Your Music Recording & Playback Experience

🎧 Unravel the Mystery of the RIAA Curve: Its Impact on Recording & Playback 🎚️

In this video, Gary Keep It Simple demystifies the RIAA curve and its influence on the recording and playback process in the music industry. Learn how this essential equalization standard affects the sound quality of your favorite tunes and the equipment you use. If you're passionate about audio technology or just curious about the science behind the music, this video is for you! Don't forget to hit that like button, leave a comment, and subscribe to Gary Keep It Simple for more tech-simplified content! 😊👍
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as a long time studio owner and engineer, and used to have a mastering lab, i have tried over the years to explain the curve, and why people thing vinyl is better. then i turn off the curve on my setup, and let them hear how noisy records really are. but, the fact that it makes you listen to a whole side of an album, without shuffle play, makes it the still great format for music. i gave my nephew an old high end turntable i had, with a great stylus, and he just loves listening to music like he never did before with ipods and the like.

and like we say here, it aint final, till it's vinyl....