cowpies and roadkill are excluded from this offer
"archeological" reverse-engineering

The Village Voice is running a story on how to rip mp3s from vinyl, something Cate was asking about a while back. The author outlines a few of the products available, but not Cakewalk Pyro, which I use. He also outlined one method I found particularly cool. Ofer Springer, an engineering student in Israel, has developed a novel way to digitize audio from vinyl LPs. He scans the wax, then applies an algorithm to the image data to detect the minute waveforms that appear in a groove. The result is a questionable facsimile of the original recording, but the mp3s on his site (scroll down) are trippy as a muppet-humper. BTW, I got like four hours of sleep last night, and I'm about to crash in front of this machine, so the drive to Tulsa will be postponed until tomorrow.

Posted by McChris at November 26, 2002 11:37 AM
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