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1. Aug 28,  · With today's digital files, people make copies of copies with no noticeable loss of quality. With digital, instead of calling the copy a "dub", it's generally called a "clone". However, that was.

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3. Analog generation loss. In analog systems (including systems that use digital recording but make the copy over an analog connection), generation loss is mostly due to noise and bandwidth issues in cables, amplifiers, mixers, recording equipment and anything else between the source and the sketputtombmingchartfors.svizokagluricocoveswaytsunucuph.co adjusted distribution amplifiers and mismatched impedances can make these problems even.

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4. In , a British audio programmer and electronic musician attempted to make a video documenting generation loss, which is when one tape is copied from another but each incarnation wears the quality down by a certain amount. He used a spare tape recorded at by a friend in the early nineties, featuring footage of a nearby intersection, edited his own music into the clip, and then copied it.

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5. Apr 14,  · In Generation Loss, Cass Neary, a small-town girl turned big-city punk photographer has spent twenty years doing drugs, having sex, and having once been slightly famous. She heads to Maine to interview a more famous has-been photographer, and things go bad. Cass is an amoral, unlikeable character. That can work fine, especially in third sketputtombmingchartfors.svizokagluricocoveswaytsunucuph.cos:

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6. Mar 05,  · 20 generations of VHS copies.

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8. Feb 22,  · Noise induced hearing loss. This is the generation that witnessed the birth of Rock and Roll. Baby Boomers weren't subjected to the same type of noise-induced hearing loss (NIHL) of the previous generation, but their loud music definitely destroyed some inner ear hair cells. Their parents would no doubt argue that it destroyed a few brain cells.

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9. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the Blue Vinyl release of The Lost Generation on Discogs.

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