Thats very true steve.
I was discussing that very thing with another music tech lecturer the other day.
There's nothing wrong with limiting to increase loudness per-se but when you import tracks and see that they have had the nuts limited out of them to the point that the waveform is a square block it doesnt seem right to me.
Mind you its not only techno thats guilty of this, ive seen some system of a down waveforms that displayed the same dynamic behaviour.
There's no education of the ear with that sort of thing.
Perhaps thats where minimal comes in...?
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Originally Posted by loopdon
Is that a minimal reply?
;) i think it might be!
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but it don't even go up to 11, that's whack... Originally Posted by loopdon
It's toe tappingly tragic
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