RE: Interesting article about dimensionality in recording

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In Reply to: RE: Interesting article about dimensionality in recording posted by coolhand on February 10, 2014 at 06:10:32:

Very well explained, IMHO after all these years it's still the best way to record sound. Why recording engineer's have to mess with a live recordings is beyond me, if you have ever heard a live event recorded on a 30 ips two track analogue tape machine with a crossed pair of microphones fed into your best amp & speakers then you will know exactly what I mean.

Not quite the real thing, but the closest source that I have ever heard if you want to be there.

Less is more, enjoy the music.

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Topic - Interesting article about dimensionality in recording - KevinC 10:43:06 01/21/14 (2)

RE: Interesting article about dimensionality in recording - coolhand 06:10:32 02/10/14 (1)

RE: Interesting article about dimensionality in recording - Tubelcain 11:00:35 02/10/14 (0)

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