Hmmm,




If I read your post correctly, "important business" = fans after a show? I've no QUIBBLE with that, fans are THE most important business an artist should have... but I'm (kinda') hearing your post supporting the idea that (even) D.I.Y. burns hadn't orter be "a mess"... am I hearing/reading you right? (Also, please use th' NAME/SITE/ETC blocks at the top right of the posting windo, so we know who we're talking to... thx! ed)

--- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- ---

Replying to:

It depends on what you are using the recording for. If you are using the recording to make important business contacts, it makes sense to put your best foot forward. With the availiabily of CD recorders and CDRs in computers, I can't tell you how many times that I've purchased CDs from a band or an artist playing in a club after being impressed with their shows and been disapointed with the sound quality. I'm amased at how many people will invest thousands in digital recording equiptment


for their own project and turn it into a mess.

--- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- ---

Replying to:

Br'er Bret Hart & I were discussing th' biz-nezz of bein' KLEEN on D.I.Y. recordings... since so many of us are joining the "digital world" now, I thought it apropo to bring th' issue UP again... what do YOU think... is a CLEAN recording important? Or impotent? I know this is a topic that was surfaced (many times) by Bryan Baker (GAJOOB), & David C. (SOUND CHOICE) in the early days of tape networking... but has it CHANGES? Or not? Let us KNOW, 'k?