i don't like this tweet I've seen going around because it's precisely the other way around
sound is waves in the air, an analog signal, and vinyl records have a groove of varying widths engraved in them, another wave - you went from a wave to a wave, this makes sense
digital though? how did you take an entire songs worth of sounds and lyrics and instruments and express them only in the binary language ones and zeros - and -back again- with essentially a lot of really tiny wiring and resistors and capacitors and whatnot. and out comes music
the only reason the vinyl seems more mysterious than the digital is because you're so used to computers that their wondrous magic feels ordinary
just spent the last few hours of my life procrastinating and finishing these before my ritual tomorrow, if anyone’s at the clarkston ritual and wants one message me!!
ohhhhh the thrill of typing "please refrain from using my team's personal emails for queries - these inboxes are not monitored, and our team email should be used" at some BLOKE who doesn't understand not being a TWAT at work