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An anechoic chamber is not a good recording environment. The musician won’t be able to play well.
by fipple 8y ago
An anechoic chamber is not a good recording environment. The musician won’t be able to play well.
- frankchn 8y agoIn this case they would just be playing individual notes and scales, so would it be as important?
- fipple 8y agoYes, you can tell the difference between a virtuoso and a regular player just by how they tune up their instrument. A lot of violin is in the right hand.
- Godel_unicode 8y agoHardly. You give the musician IEMs (just like at a concert) and you can juice their sound however they like.
- justtopost 8y ago2nd and 3rd order reflections are extremely important to psychoacoustics. Unless simulated, it will absolutely affect a nuanced performance.
- Godel_unicode 8y agoThe goal here is, allegedly, to generate reference-level recordings. Or, to say it another way, you can add to existing sound but it's much harder to take away. I can use Avid to make your reference recording sound like any one of hundreds of concert halls in under an hour. I can also generate almost that level of fidelity in real-time with an Alesis rack mount box into your IEMs.