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Martin
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How thedo vinyl records work?

I know that the vinyl records save the sound as upups and downs on the record plate surface. LetLet's say two people with different voice timbers say "i"I like vinyl records" with the same level of voice. It will create the exact "ups and downs" on the vinyl record surface. I don't get how after this when reproducing the exact same "up"ups and downs" the vinyl record recreates the different voice timbers.

How the vinyl records work?

I know that the vinyl records save the sound as up and downs on the record plate surface. Let say two people with different voice timbers say "i like vinyl records" with the same level of voice. It will create the exact "ups and downs" on the vinyl record surface. I don't get how after this when reproducing the exact same "up and downs" the vinyl record recreates the different voice timbers.

How do vinyl records work?

I know that vinyl records save the sound as ups and downs on the record plate surface. Let's say two people with different voice timbers say "I like vinyl records" with the same level of voice. It will create the exact "ups and downs" on the vinyl record surface. I don't get how after this when reproducing the exact same "ups and downs" the vinyl record recreates the different voice timbers.

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I know that the vinyl recordsvinyl records save the sound as up and downs on the record plate surface. Let say two people with different voice timbers say "i like vinyl records" with the same level of voice. It will create the exact "ups and downs" on the vinyl record surface. I don't get how after this when reproducing the exact same "up and downs" the vinyl record recreates the different voice timbers.

I know that the vinyl records save the sound as up and downs on the record plate surface. Let say two people with different voice timbers say "i like vinyl records" with the same level of voice. It will create the exact "ups and downs" on the vinyl record surface. I don't get how after this when reproducing the exact same "up and downs" the vinyl record recreates the different voice timbers.

I know that the vinyl records save the sound as up and downs on the record plate surface. Let say two people with different voice timbers say "i like vinyl records" with the same level of voice. It will create the exact "ups and downs" on the vinyl record surface. I don't get how after this when reproducing the exact same "up and downs" the vinyl record recreates the different voice timbers.

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How the vinyl records work?

I know that the vinyl records save the sound as up and downs on the record plate surface. Let say two people with different voice timbers say "i like vinyl records" with the same level of voice. It will create the exact "ups and downs" on the vinyl record surface. I don't get how after this when reproducing the exact same "up and downs" the vinyl record recreates the different voice timbers.