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In Reply to: There's a tremendous posted by unclestu on January 11, 2015 at 14:48:39:
The problem is that none of us really know what is on a recording. When I produced a recording in the studio it was always a result of my subjective feelings of what things should sound like. Then my master went to be mastered either for vinyl or cds. The sound was never the same as my master. So what is the true accurate sound. The live sound in the studio? The sound in the control room? The sound in the mastering suite? Since we really don't know the answer to these questions I put together my system to produce that subjective sound I have always carried in my head. Is my system colored. Probably. But when I play back music I recorded I feel I am back in my control room. I do have a beautiful classical guitar with a spruce top that I willace in my listening room and see if anything changes
Alan
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- RE: There's a tremendous - ahendler 19:36:40 01/11/15 (3)
- Tre' is Absolutely Correct - Dryginger2 23:29:23 01/11/15 (2)
- interesting - unclestu 10:31:50 01/12/15 (1)
- RE: interesting - Dryginger2 15:40:15 01/12/15 (0)
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