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RE: confusion again

> I saw a short interview with rick Rubin recently where he said analog tape sounds great but it soon
> loses its magic - you replay it after a short time and it doesn't sound as good any more.

The best part about digital is its accuracy and its longevity. It's exceedingly accurate so it can copy the sound of analog tape and/or vinyl almost perfectly. Moreover, it doesn't change over time. Therefore, if you want to preserve the beautiful sound of high-speed analog tape, simply make a high-resolution digital copy when the tape is new and you'll have that great sound quality forever.

Happy listening!
John Elison

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