dave@rocksvax.UUCP (Dave Sewhuk) (03/25/85)
Looks like the days of guessing the sonic origins of you material are numbered, one of my CD's had a little notice on the back explaining the new system of marking that should appear on the back cover of materials (not sure if albums will use this convention). You should see a little box on the back cover with three letters in it. These letters seem to be either A or D. AAD: Analog recording, Analog mixing, Digital master ADD: Analog recording, Digital mixing, Digital master DDD: Digital recording, Digital mixing, Digital master I suppose that vinyl albums would end in A verses D=> AAA, ADA, DDA Hopefully everyone will mark their CD's correctly so that the next hissy one heard can be correctly guessed as an AAD disk badly mixed! -- Dave arpa: Sewhuk.HENR@Xerox.ARPA uucp: {allegra,rochester,amd,sunybcs}!rocksvax!dave
rfg@hound.UUCP (R.GRANTGES) (03/25/85)
[] From what I have seen, the only mfrs who want to mark their cd's are the ones who can mark them DDD. I expect this is because "everyone knows" that "A" is worse than "D", so why advertise your bad points? -- "It's the thought, if any, that counts!" Dick Grantges hound!rfg