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<blockquote data-quote="Ampdog" data-source="post: 55060" data-attributes="member: 144"><p>Many thanks again, Ludo! Mightily obliged. It all comes together now.</p><p></p><p>Now that I think about it (somewhat off-subject, Simphiwes), I have a recording of a very impressive symphonic suite (actually variations) by the American evangelist and artist Michael Smith. From the booklet it appears that much was recorded quite separately in time and place. Some instruments in America, some in Ireland (?) and some elsewhere - the artists never saw each other. So if one is talented enough (and Smith is), even serious music can be done faultlessly this way. (Would hate to think what Von Karajan would have said about all this ...)</p><p></p><p>As you said Ludo, economy plays a vital role. I read somewhere about recording per second of the artist's time - jeepers! Almost like shooting a video of a model's gyrations in order to get some good shots. (and are those 'photographers' overpaid! But that is another story.)</p><p></p><p>Sorry for side-tracking, Simphewes. Hope this is informative to you as well! </p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Ampdog, post: 55060, member: 144"] Many thanks again, Ludo! Mightily obliged. It all comes together now. Now that I think about it (somewhat off-subject, Simphiwes), I have a recording of a very impressive symphonic suite (actually variations) by the American evangelist and artist Michael Smith. From the booklet it appears that much was recorded quite separately in time and place. Some instruments in America, some in Ireland (?) and some elsewhere - the artists never saw each other. So if one is talented enough (and Smith is), even serious music can be done faultlessly this way. (Would hate to think what Von Karajan would have said about all this ...) As you said Ludo, economy plays a vital role. I read somewhere about recording per second of the artist's time - jeepers! Almost like shooting a video of a model's gyrations in order to get some good shots. (and are those 'photographers' overpaid! But that is another story.) Sorry for side-tracking, Simphewes. Hope this is informative to you as well! [/QUOTE]
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