(May 25, 2019 at 12:16 am)AFTT47 Wrote:(May 24, 2019 at 11:59 pm)Gol Dernitt Wrote: Also, now that I know Youtube links are ok, Bait Car https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_9eaR2APZuk is in my top 25 breakout songs of all time. If you don't like feedback, you shouldn't listen. If you don't know what feedback is, good luck Whole album is good, I would spend 60 bucks to get this back in my collection if I accidentally gave it away.
I like it better than most "modern" music.
The musical style is irrelevant to the issue of recording technique however. A digital technique is always going to be superior to an analogue one. It doesn't matter if you are recording an orchestra consisting of musicians who have been playing since they were children or Bill and Ted (Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventure) before they knew how to play. Whatever the original performance, the digital recording technique is going to more faithfully reproduce it than any analogue technique.
A good performance will sound good. A bad performance will sound bad.
"A good performance will sound good. A bad performance will sound bad." Not a direct quote. You have no idea how on board I am there, a poor live show is the nightmare. However, to qualify art is a little stifling.
