sucking the life out of music: an explanation

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In Reply to: Re: Overkill posted by Audioch on May 7, 2003 at 09:19:03:

Here goes. When I say the life has been sucked out of the music, I mean that not only background noise is gone, but even some of the musical information seems to disappear as well. It could be just a drop in the critical midrange frequencies. The ambient echos and long instrumental decays in a recording that were once heard are now gone. That to me is the "life" in the recording. Perhaps you and others call it something else.
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