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What a Difference a Day Makes｜DSD 原始檔案與 AXISOUND 30 重播錄音頻譜比較 Spectrum Comparison rec｜荷馬號角聲學研究室 HHAS

荷馬號角聲學研究室 HHAS｜DSD 原始檔案與 AXISOUND 30 重播錄音頻譜比較｜What a Difference a Day Makes by Ingram Washington Spectrum Comparison of replay recording and original file DSD64 2822.4KHz DDA - ADD 24bit 192KHz 無修正 無增益 無衰減 立體聲電容麥克風左右相距一米 90度夾角正對左右聲道音源距離2米 AXISOUND 30｜What a Difference a Day Makes by Ingram Washington Spectrum Comparison of replay recording and original file DSD64 2822.4KHz DDA - ADD 24bit 192KHz No correction, No gain, No attenuation Stereo condenser microphones are one meter apart from left and right, 90-degree angle, facing the left and right channel sound sources, and the distance is 2 meters. Song "What a Difference a Day Makes" by Ingram Washington, Lyrics By S. Adams, and Written By M. Grever Album "What A Difference A Day Makes" By Ingram Washington Outstandingly true genius, not only vocally but musically as well. This album showcases jazz standards of the past and present and presents them in a unique and listenable style with great arrangements. Ingram Washington's distinctive baritone voice exhibits the smoothness of Billy Eckstine while his vocal styling shows a touch of Nat King Cole and Frank Sinatra. It is no surprise that Ingram has such a large following in Western Europe. The album includes some dreamy romantic ballads like the hauntingly beautiful Rogers and Hart composition "My Funny Valentine" and the Nat King Cole classic "Unforgettable". Now enjoy listening to the music, and then please leave your comment on just how good the music on tape is it? Please don't forget to share it! Album: Ingram Washington – What A Difference A Day Makes Label: STS Analog – T611179 Genre: Jazz, Funk, Soul Style: Easy Listening Year: 2004 Musicians: Ingram Washington, vocals Cajan Witmer, piano Peter Bjornild, bass Marcel Van Engelen, drums Olaf Hoeks, tenor sax Mike Booth, trumpet, flugelhorn Hermine Deurloo, harmonica Arjen De Graaf, violin Produced by Fritz de With Ingram Washington jazz vocalist. Born in 1940, Ingram grew up in Detroit, US, and learned his singing skills listening to jazz from age 10, such as Duke Ellington, Count Basie, Billy Eckstine, and many more that have long been forgotten. Listening to the old ballads at that time became one of Ingram’s favorite past times and he became very close to the mellow tones of singers like Nat King Cole, Al Hibbler, Joe Williams, and of course the man he admires most for his deep baritone voice, Arthur Prysock. Ingram has performed in clubs and concerts in every corner of the globe, (from the most northern ports of Norway to the southern tips of New Zealand, including Austria, Australia, the U.S.A. France, Germany, Switzerland, Holland, and Belgium), he has worked with many well known and great artists such as Nina Simone, Ray Charles, Scott Hamilton, Teddy Edwards, Spanky Wilson, Harry “Sweets” Edison, Cees Slinger (NL), John Marshall (ENG) and Robby Agerbeek (NL). What A Difference A Day Makes album is available on reel-to-reel tape, 180gm LP, and CDs. STS Analog