Re: More thoughts on "Organic Acid" CD

[pdCampbell@goodyear.com (pDaleCampbell)]

On 15 Sep 97 10:08:08 EDT, Ronald.Girardin@Dartmouth.EDU (Ronald
Girardin) wrote:

> 4.  As Chris Williams said,  the sound quality of tapetree diminishes
>     considerably after about 3 generations.  If we're to set up a tapetree
>     to share the newly found demos, The Magician of Lublin and the other
>     demos,  then I think great care should be put in the tree structure
>     so that any "leaf" is no more than 2 gens. away from a master tape.
>     The tree could be set up as follows:
>         - The masters could be those who have the CD.   
>         - The branches could be people who have a DAT machine and are
>           capable of dubbing onto regular cassettes.  If this is
>           not possible, then a regular cassette Branch is OK as long as 
>           branch's source tape is of the highest quality.  
>     Of course, all this is dependant on volunteers who actually have
>     the proper equipement.   I would be willing to setup and manage such a
>     tapetree  (but I don't have a DAT) 

Is it out of the question to distribute any of this material via WAV
files (or another format w/ better compression)?

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