#oso phonograph | Explore Tumblr Posts and Blogs

dxwdr0p · 1 year

Text

Objectober list 2: day 28

Fav rarepair

#♡♡♡#objectober #objectober list 2 #objectober 2022 #oso #oso tart #oso phonograph #oso tart x phonograph

2 notes · View notes

ficus-shiper · 1 year

Photo

a few of pictures on OSO

i love this show!

//12.03.2022// and //28.05.2022//

#oso #open source objects #object shows #crayon box oso #phonograph oso #my art

11 notes · View notes

do-deca-dangit · 6 months

Note

Hi!!! I’m going a little insane rn (OSO remix is so good). Could I ask about either Extension Cord or Phonograph?

I dont have that much thoughts about EC rn but i stg i will at some point, asfor Phonograph the main thing that changes about her is that in the city she owns a quaint little antique shop and has a love for vintage collectables and knickknacks. Shes very motherly to others, but her kindness can also lead to her being a bit of a pushover...

#oso remix #oso #open source objects #im glad people are still sending me asks about this uaaah #v-ask

4 notes · View notes

object-show-headcanons · 2 years

Note

I liked the last one you did (about the send me a character and I'll do this thing) so I got another one for ya

Phonograph OSO

Please

This ask is what got me to binge oso hjdhdjd/pos

Sexuality Headcanon:

Pan ace!

Gender Headcanon:

Probably would say cis although I can also see her as a demigirl

A ship I have with said character:

Tart absolutely

A BROTP I have with said character:

Her annd hollyy

A NOTP I have with said character:

Donn't really have one (idk any oso ships tbh)

A random headcanon:

She likes waffles

General Opinion over said character:

A very funky lil character :]

#open source objects #ask #ask bait #headcanon

5 notes · View notes

holidays-events · 2 years

Text

National Vinyl Record Day!

Get spinning on August 12th with National Vinyl Record Day! Whether it’s the Beatles, Elvis Presley, The Monkees, Johnny Cash, or the BeeGees, vinyl records have a sound all their own. Most will agree, vintage vinyl is as classic as the bands themselves.

The day encourages listening to all kinds of music on vinyl records. Spin a disc on a jukebox or show off your style by demonstrating your hip-hop moves.

About Vinyl Records When vinyl records first came on the market they had other names. Some of them were a gramophone record or a phonograph record. They are also called records for short. The analog sound storage medium consists of a flat disc. The sound is recorded by inscribing it on a modulated spiral groove.

Depending on the speed at which the sound was recorded, the vinyl record will need to be played at a corresponding speed on the record player. This is referred to as rotational speed. The revolutions per minute (RPMs) of the more popular vinyls are:

45s

33 1/3

78s

Other features of vinyl records included reproductive accuracy or fidelity (High Fidelity or Hi-Fi, Orthophonic and Full-Range), their time capacity (long-playing or single), and the number of channels of audio provided (mono, stereo or quadraphonic).

Vinyl records were also sold in different sizes such as:

12 inch

10 inch

7 inch

By 1991, vinyl records left the mainstream. However, manufacturers continue to produce them. Collectors and audiophiles increasingly desire the unique sound that only vinyl can produce. Since 2006, vinyl record sales continue to increase according to Pitchfork.com. Even more dramatic sales started hitting the markets beginning in 2012.

HOW TO OBSERVE National Vinyl Record Day

Stop by a vinyl record store in your town. While browsing through the selections, reminisce about the Good Ol’ Days. You can also dive into your own collection. Listen to your favorites or find a new favorite to enjoy. Share your discoveries using #VinylRecordDay to post on social media.

NATIONAL VINYL RECORD DAY HISTORY

Gary Freiberg of Los Osos, California founded National Vinyl Record Day commemorating the day Thomas Edison invented the phonograph in 1877. Freiberg encourages everyone to remember fond memories and the good things in life, especially vinyl records.

Vinyl FAQ

Q. Are vinyl records making a comeback? A. Yes, in a way. In 2020, more vinyl records were sold than CDs.

Q. Can I even buy a record player today? A. Yes. You can even buy new record players.

Q. What are the standard vinyl record sizes? A. Vinyl records come in three standard sizes: 7-inch, 10-inch, and 12-inch. However not all record players will play all sizes.

Q. Do vinyl records sound better? A. Many people will tell you, “Yes, they do.” And their reasons make sense. The number one reason for this positive response is that vinyl records are recorded in analog and most closely represent the sounds being recorded – music, speech, even nature sounds. Digital music, due to its nature, misses some of the nuances in many recordings.

Q. Will vinyl records ever outsell digital music? A. Due to digital music’s portability, it’s hard to see vinyl outselling this medium. In our portable world, vinyl record sales only make up a tiny fraction of music sales.

#Vinyl Record Day

0 notes

brightpitsoftheunderworld · 3 years

Text