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Originally Posted by Galedeep
Bad production and mixing is something that can certainly downgrade the quality of music. There's way more than just this that is afflicting music. The overuse of autotune is also giving me a headache, especially in the modern R&B genre. The gradual switch to pure digital recording is also making music sound flatter in a lot of cases (flat as in...like two dimensional, in a way).
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auto tune *giggles*
you can always tell the shmucks who use autotune in recording when they show up in a live performance and cant stay on pitch at all, but the CD is somehow just amazing coughcoldplaycoughcough.
I haven't read up on this lately, but didn't vinel lack many of the lower range frequencies, while techniques today have almost all the low frequencies but cut out many high frequencies above the human range of listening?
If you've ever heard of the phillips issued "super audio cd" I think it includes all frequencies of sound, not just human spectrum of hearing ranges. (overtone series affects things inside and out of the human range of hearing)