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Post Subject: Correcting ProblemsPosted by Paul S on: 8/20/2023
So
far, the “better” my reproduction gets, the more variable recordings get. I
mean, they are all over the place. Considering this alone, who knows how a
given recording needs to be manipulated in order to “correct” it? Plenty of
problems I hear seem to be beyond fixing, apart from “smoothing out” ones
reproduction. My experience with pro sound is that they mostly believe they can
correct any problem by manipulating the sound, including allocations, even
allocations in concert halls. I have yet
to hear better Sound or Music from full processing, and I for sure want to hear
it before committing time and money to implement it. Of course, while my notion
of “good sound” includes “appropriate” ambience, I do not put this ahead of
pitch, timbre, texture, pace, any number of other “variables”. As I close I am
thinking about the giant MBL installations I have heard at shows and a couple
of stores.
Best regards,
Paul S.
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