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bongo · 6th December 2005

I remember the first time I recorded Phil Woods. He plays a few notes and says: This room makes my horn sound fukin great!
Now I know it doesn't take my room to make his horn sound great. But, in general, players like to hear themselves back in the room. I think it makes for a better performance.

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6th December 2005	#11
bongo Lives for gear Joined: Mar 2004 Location: Pocono Mountains of PA Posts: 816	I remember the first time I recorded Phil Woods. He plays a few notes and says: This room makes my horn sound fukin great! Now I know it doesn't take my room to make his horn sound great. But, in general, players like to hear themselves back in the room. I think it makes for a better performance. . __________________ If you can't hear a difference then there is no difference. redrockrecording.com