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by ckiphen. 01/24/21 11:32 AM
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#1152782 - 04/18/19 07:22 AM
Re: Making Great Demos with BIAB
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Then again, all recorded music is no longer acoustic/ live music. All recorded music has to route through different playback devices (amplification and speakers). Moral of the story... "if it sounds good, it is good". Best, John  Yeah Ive been known to say that as well. One thing though, what sounds good is also a matter of debate, When my folks were around, nothing I could play myself or my albums SOUNDED good to them. It was always ahh God damn turn down that noise........ If u go on home recording forums, there will be rigid debates as to what sounds good and what doesnt.... we cant win! I believe that you are missing the point. If the Rolling Stones did not sound good to your parents, that is not at issue. Not their kind of music. That's personal preference. This thread to me, is about whether or not a listener likes a recording that is their tastes. For example, A hypothetical recording artist may hear a demo made at home with BIAB et al and it may sound good enough to be in contention for his next album. It may also sound good enough for consideration by his producer. But then, you tell them..."that was done on a home computer with band in a box." And they reply..."Throw it out then. We only want the real thang demos." Not likely. "If it sounds good, it is good." And getting better all the time.
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