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In Reply to: Re: "unnaturally crisp quality of digital sound" can be eliminated posted by morricab on August 7, 2006 at 14:28:53:
So why not compensate for that "brighter" sound with some high frequency roll-off to create a more natural sound? It's a rare recording engineer who does no equalization at all.In my opinion, high frequencies are the weakest link on CDs/digital recordings, so violin is one of the few instruments that favors analog recordings/vinyl (while emphasizing the main weakness of digital recordings/CDs).
In my opinion a focus only on bass guitar and drums would move the comparison in favor of digital ... while a focus on cymbals might move the comparsion in favor of analog (or maybe there is no good comparison between live cymbals and any recorded cymbals).
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Richard BassNut Greene
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- "The digital recording always sounded brighter" - Richard BassNut Greene 14:56:51 08/07/06 (2)
- Re: "The digital recording always sounded brighter" - morricab 04:26:29 08/08/06 (0)
- Re: "The digital recording always sounded brighter" - soulfood 16:21:58 08/07/06 (0)
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