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| Originally posted by Caravan Rooubishe:
...Right now consistently mediocre music is being produced by f**kwits with the latest software.
That's the way it goes. |
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Location: Copenhagen Denmark | what`s mediocre music .. |
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| Originally posted by FlicKreno aka Solid Top:
what`s mediocre music .. There's lots of other names for it but "crap" would sorta sum it up in a word that's easier to spell.
Actually, "mediocre" might be an overly generous term for what Mr. Rubbish was referring to..lol |
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Location: Copenhagen Denmark | Originally posted by Joe Rotax:
Originally posted by FlicKreno aka Solid Top:
what`s mediocre music .. There's lots of other names for it but "crap" would sorta sum it up in a word that's easier to spell. |
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| Originally posted by FlicKreno aka Solid Top:
.. is that how they spell " rap " in Canadian .. No, rap = crap in any language..lol |
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| Originally posted by Caravan Rooubishe:
Some of the best-sounding recordings were made 3 to 5 decades ago on, by modern standards, basic gear.
It's unfortunate that the OP won't be with us for a while. I do feel he would benefit from the wisdom of Rooub's post. OP was talking about light and airy - great - AFTER you've got solid basic tracks, at which time you can add all the bells and whistles you want.
I am reminded of a quote from a music publisher I read years ago, "Putting more reverb on a bad song is not gonna make me like it." |
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Location: GA USA | Originally posted by Joe Rotax:
Mr. Rubbish :D |
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Superb recording studio around $500-
