Introducing Angelic Warlord Discography Section

Number of posts: 226 Localisation: California Registration date: 2009-10-10

Dynamis wrote:

Quote:

I looked over the list I didn't see Resurrection Band or Jerusalem....

Please keep in mind that the Discography section is a "work in progress". I just started work on Resurrection Band earlier today (probably would have finished it if I did not have to go to work!) and have not had the opportunity to get to Jerusalem.

Jerusalem is on my list of bands to include, along with Stryper, Deliverance, Whitecross, Guardian, Barnabas, Veni Domine, Holy Soldier and a host of others.

Quote:

Or the Daniel Band?? I see though you only have 3 of their albums reviewed....

Daniel Band is a bit problematic in that I do not have good source material to work with. For example, I do not have a clean scan of "Rise Up" or the Retroactive re-issue of "Rise Up/Running Out Of Time" from a few years ago.

But I agree that "Rise Up" is a very good album. My top selection would be "Run From The Darkness".

I figured it was a work in progress.....

.... pressure pressure.... j/k....

I still have my vinyl of 'Rise Up' and have the CD of 'Running Out of Time'.... if any of that might be helpful?? I could try to scan a cover ????

let me know

Number of posts: 982 Localisation: Arizona Registration date: 2007-04-28

I also own a vinyl version of "Rise Up" and have "Running Out Of Time" on CD.

But my question is how do you scan an object as large as a vinyl record cover? I own a pretty decent Epson scanner (and Photoshop Elements), which works fine for CD covers, but do not know where to start for vinyl. Suppose I could do a Google search to start...

Number of posts: 226 Localisation: California Registration date: 2009-10-10

If you scan a cassette cover how would that come out? How big a item do you have to have?.....

Number of posts: 982 Localisation: Arizona Registration date: 2007-04-28

Quote:

If you scan a cassette cover how would that come out? How big a item do you have to have?.....

I have gotten a lot of quality scans off cassettes. It takes a bit more time and some trial and error (at least when compared to a CD cover) but you can get some real good results.

For example, the artwork on the Dual Edge review at the site was scanned off the old cassette copy I own.

I do not know if there is a minimum size when it comes to scanning an object. I mean, with enough time and attention to detail you could probably get a decent scan of an object the size of a quarter.

The key to successful scanning is not necessarily the size of the object but rather the size that you eventually scan it. I will scan in a typical CD cover at around 1000 X 1000 px and then when optimizing it shrink it down to 225 X 225 px for the review- that is how you get a clean and glossy looking finish.

A good scanner helps and so does Photoshop elements.

» History of Slingerland Drums section of the web site
» Guests - You can now read the Scene of the Crime section.
» Riot Discography
» L'ARC EN CIEL DISCOGRAPHY, DVD'S, PV'S AND MUCH MORE
» 12012 (Discography)

Introducing Angelic Warlord Discography Section

Introducing Angelic Warlord Discography Section

Similar topics

Similar topics