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In Reply to: A question about fidelity posted by beppe61 on December 11, 2014 at 08:06:22:
"Question: if i record digitally the signal out of the mixing desk and then i play it back through the same mixing desk i would get the same sound ?"
Sure provided it's played back in the same environment (including audience). Take the recording and the mixing board home and it probably will sound different all together.
"But for an electric instrument ... i do not know. Is it easier ?"
Depends - one can make really great audience recordings (my favorites) and there's no reason to think soundboard recordings can't be excellent.
IMO a studio recording is much different than a properly mic'd acoustical recording or an audience recording of an amplified performance.
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