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In Reply to: No to part of what you said. posted by Rick W on August 17, 2010 at 08:55:42:
I'm not an engineer so you could be right. I got my information from browsing textbooks in Borders. I guarantee you that several textbooks suggest compression to assist the mix balance. Maybe it's time savings: compression is a form of adjusting note volume automatically. And time is money...
Sheffield's live to 2-track recordings don't sound compressed. I suspect they don't use compression at all. I assume this means more setup and rehearsal time. I wonder if they provide a really good monitor mix in headphones to the musicians to help them hear the whole thing and establish themselves in the mix.
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- RE: No to part of what you said. - mike1127 08/17/1009:49:06 08/17/10 (3)
- No. - Rick W 10:30:22 08/17/10 (2)
- True... - mkuller 14:41:19 08/17/10 (0)
- Sheffield Labs - mike1127 13:21:01 08/17/10 (0)
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