30th August 2008
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| Gear maniac
Joined: May 2007
Posts: 250
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Originally Posted by greggybud I believe this part of the article is true:
"Records today are mastered loud because most bands request it that way. Most of the time, the ARTISTS want to hear their creations loud and compressed so they won’t feel like they’re falling back in time!"
One way to tell a wana-be from a mastering engineer is the continual never-ending false statement repeated over and over in forums that the A&R guy or high level record guy is the culprit demanding loudness.
In reality, from what I have experienced and consulting with others, it is the ARTIST who demands the volume.
Any ME's care to disagree or give examples of A&R guys who ruined the ARTISTS record? | +2 |
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