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Something completely different - sivert_h - 18-05-2014 Well, I tried something... Just listen... RE: Something completely different - thedon - 18-05-2014 I like how you have given this a nice warm vintage mono sound . RE: Something completely different - bmullen - 18-05-2014 Tape saturation? RE: Something completely different - sivert_h - 18-05-2014 No tape saturation, but I used iZotope Vinyl for the distortion. Lots of EQ-ing, cut off everything above 5kHz, tried to make it sound like if it was recorded with one mic directly to vinyl in 1920. RE: Something completely different - azwayne - 26-05-2014 Nothin' wrong with a good ole lo-fi approach. I took an interest in Old Time Radio a while back and picked up some recordings of things like Command Performance. This sounds not unlike those but still somewhat better quality.