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In Reply to: RE: "Making crappy recordings sound good" posted by A.Wayne on July 12, 2015 at 08:46:34:
What you are saying might work out to be true in some cases. But, I still think that if a system is "resolving" enough to pull the beautiful details from a pile of shit whenever you want it to, it must also be a system that is resolving enough pull out the gory details whenever you DON'T want it to. In reality, we *customize* the sound of our systems to a degree in order to make the majority of our favorite recordings sound as good as possible to our ears, and sometimes a more resolving system might help us achieve that, sometimes not.In any case, if there is a magic something that can make all crappy recordings sound better, I don't think that something should be called "resolution".
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