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Can anything be down about this? There must be an agenda!

Remastered digital download flac 16/44 have a look at the waveform https://i.postimg.cc/FzXBKzXh/capture-20200716-054246.jpg

1st press vinyl 24/96 1977 https://i.postimg.cc/Lsdfw1t4/s2.jpg

Can somebody anybody tell me how to get rid of this? This is not an isolated case friends this is the norm. Everytime a waveform looks like sample 1 the music is unlistenable! l love the convenience of digital audio however what good is convenience if it's unlistenable? There must be a filter or plugin that can reverse this and make the digital waveform look like the 1st press vinyl waveform.l know i'm late to the game however in 2020 somebody should have come of with something by now?
guitarsam
guitarsam OP
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Sam here and these are the facts that i have uncovered so far?

1. 1st press vinyl is superior in sound quality to remastered new vinyl because new vinyl is nothing more than a vinyl cd.

2. 100% dynamic compression can be removed from digital audio without the use of denoisers or declippers using the iir filter in foobar2000

3. flac with compression level 4 is superior in sound quality to all other flac compression levels! They are not the same.

4. digital audio and new vinyl has stereo + mono depth perception. 1st press vinyl has stereo + stereo depth perception FACT friends it’s time to eccept the truth about audio that i have uncovered.

due to the knowledge of vittles i will test 16/48 vs 16/44
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cleeds
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In the analog age, original master tape recordings were 16bit/48 kHz. Vinyl LPs were pressed from these sources.
In the analog age there was no digital. Original master tape recordings were analog, the whole signal chain was analog.
guitarsam OP
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Sam here, and if digital audio is bit perfect and I pitch shift the digital audio by 1 millisecond (1ms) the digital audio no longer matches up perfectly to the original waveform and a new waveform is created with 100% of the original dynamic compression removed       https://i.postimg.cc/xCHkd3B7/wf-before.png        

 https://i.postimg.cc/bw8RfsSp/after.png  
guitarsam OP
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Sam here if the digital recording is a direct transfer from the analog master tape why does the 1st press vinyl have stereo + stereo depth perception and the digital album has stereo + mono depth perception? and you can clearly hear the difference. when i remove the dynamic compression from digital audio the dynamic range is now the same as the 1st press vinyl version however the digital version still has mono depth perception which indicates the digital file is being manipulated on purpose?
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