wrote:

Eeyore wrote:
Andy Evans wrote:

If you're in favour of selectively added distortion why not just say so
? Graham

I've put you down for a one hour session with Grabuschka
Yekaterinavich, an excellent brain washer. Ex KGP, immaculate
credentials. She will guide you painlessly through the hour's
brainwashing, and by the end of it you won't even remember that you
ever said this. I will personally pay for the session. Andy

What do you have against added distortion ?

It's a very creative method of 'enhancing' sound.

Why not come out of the closet about it ?

I have no probelm with it if it gets me closer to the sound of live
music.

What if it wasn't a live recording ?


I am a results kind of guy. I have no worries about the path
that leads where I am going.

Provided you can accept you're sacrificing technical accuracy to get that result.

Graham