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In Reply to: That's right. Back in the 50s and 60s . . . posted by Quiet Earth on November 23, 2006 at 21:51:15:
You know what's interesting? I have had a number of recording engineers come into my suite at CES each year, and I know some of them now. They usually tell me that even the most popular modern performers (I wont mention them here) sound terrible in the studio and they are forced into lots of tricks in the mixing room to make the tracks sound decent. Really the problem is no talent...I also had an engineer bring a raw track (unmixed) on CD-R from his studio to rip and play on my system. It was all tracks just thrown together on a single track. Sounded terrible. Totally unlistenable.
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